“If You’re Reading This, It’s Because I’ve Died”: Masculinity and Relational Risk in Base Jumping
Sociology of Sport JournalPublished 1 December 2011
Jason Laurendeau
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Abstract
In this autoethnography, I highlight the relationship between risk and responsibility in my gender project as I first take up, and then walk away from, BASE jumping. To address these issues, I write into a space of uncertainty, exploring the productive potential of polyvocality and writing as a method of inquiry.
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