Whose Game: Gender and Power in Fantasy Sports

Whose Game?: Gender and Power in Fantasy Sports By Kissane, Rebecca Joyce Published by Temple University Press Publication Date: 2020-04-02 Subject: Games & Activities Board Games, Social Science Gender Studies, Sports & Recreation Cultural & Social Aspects, Social Science Gender Studies, Sports & Recreation Cultural & Social Aspects, Computer Games Online Games: Strategy Guides, Gender Studies, Gender Groups, Sociology: Sport & Leisure, Sports & Outdoor Recreation, Virtual Worlds, Sociology: Sport And Leisure, Sport: General, Sports & Outdoor Recreation, Gender Studies, Gender Groups, Sociology: Sport & Leisure, Virtual Worlds, Computer Games Online Games: Strategy Guides, Computer Games, Online Games: Strategy Guides, Sports & Recreation Cultural & Social Aspects, Sports & Recreation, Cultural & Social Aspects, Social Science Gender Studies, Social Science, Gender Studies, Sport: General, Sociology: Sport And Leisure, Communication And Technology, Masculinity In Sports, Mass Media And Sports, Fantasy Sports - Sociological Aspects, Anf: Sport Subject Keywords: masculinity; gender dynamics; fantasy sports; fantasy baseball; fantasy football; fantasy leagues; laddishness; gender work; gender performance; sports; sporting masculinity; fandom; NFL; MLB; football; baseball; aging; heteronormative; online culture; taunting; trash talk; addiction; online gaming; internet culture; online masculinity; gender online; online communities; gamergate Genre: Sports & Outdoor Recreation, Gender Studies, Gender Groups, Sociology: Sport & Leisure, Virtual Worlds, Computer Games, Online Games: Strategy Guides, Sports & Recreation, Cultural & Social Aspects, Social Science, Gender Studies, Sport: General, Gender Studies, Gender Groups, Sociology: Sport And Leisure, Virtual Worlds, Computer Games, Online Games: Strategy Guides Target Audience: Professional and scholarly