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Full Description
This book brings together a range of researchers to explore the growth and development of the women's game in Britain and Ireland. They are active across a diverse range of fields, from historians and heritage practitioners, to those from the arts such as playwrights and documentary directors. This edited collection draws together both regional and national studies to provide a more nuanced understanding of the history of the women's game in Britain and Ireland than has been possible before. Chapters in this book explore new findings around the development of key teams, players, and organisations, and in doing so enrich the historiography of the game.
Often books on the history of football have taken a narrative approach focusing only on the research findings or 'story'. This is of course important, but in this book the editors also wanted to reflect the ways in which research into the history of women's football has been shared and explored within a range of spaces and communities. There is a huge untapped audience who want to engage with the history of the sport. By reflecting on previous arts/heritage-based projects we can explore new avenues regarding how academic research can be made accessible to the general public and in turn how arts/ heritage-based projects can inform academic research.
Contents
Introduction
Fiona Skillen, Helena Byrne and Gary James
Pre-1900
Setting the Scene: The Origins Story of WomenRichard McBrearty
The First Tour of WomenStuart Gibbs
WomenCraig Owen Jones
First World War
Alexander Jackson
Excommunicating the WomenDilwyn Porter
The Media Framing of WomenBeth G. Clarkson, Keith D. Parry, Rafaelle Nicholson and Alice Hunter
Fiona Skillen
Post Second World War
The Development of WomenGary James
A Hollow Victory: Exploring the Limited Impact of the Removal of Formal Restrictions on WomenKaren Fraser
Surviving or Thriving? WomenConor Heffernan
The Development of WomenConor Curran
International Perspectives
The Trailblazers Helge Faller
The Dick, Kerr Ladies from Paris and Sydney: Globalisation the Image and Influence of British WomenKeith Rathbone
Game Changer: Looking Back on the First UEFA Competition for Women
Helena Byrne
Representing the History of Women
Winning Working Women Paul Beeson
The Representation of Women Within the Scottish Football Museum
Demi Boyd
UEFA WomenCaterina Loriggio
From Pitch to Screen - PurpleTVMargot McCuaig
Notes on Contributors