Dissertation Research : Knowledge in Motion: Science and Elite Sport in a Global Context

论文研究:运动中的知识:全球背景下的科学与精英体育

基本信息

  • 批准号:
    0620419
  • 负责人:
  • 金额:
    --
  • 依托单位:
  • 依托单位国家:
    美国
  • 项目类别:
    Standard Grant
  • 财政年份:
    2006
  • 资助国家:
    美国
  • 起止时间:
    2006-06-15 至 2007-05-31
  • 项目状态:
    已结题

项目摘要

This Science and Society Dissertation Improvement Grant in the Social Studies of Science, Engineering, and Technology will help fund a historical and ethnographic study of the science of elite sport. Elite in this case means professional or world-class. Behind every world champion athlete are scores of scientists studying his or her performance. These scientists produce knowledge about how human bodies work, about what bodies are natural versus performance-enhanced, and about the determinants of human performance. Exercise scientists bring elite athletes to their laboratories--and their labs to the athletes. They create the experimental conditions to produce knowledge about the limits and potential of human performance. The dissertation tracks the rise of exercise science (from about the 1920's to present) and the global networks through which exercise science flows today. NSF dissertation improvement funds will be used to support the study of the daily production of knowledge in exercise science. Fieldwork will take place at the laboratory of a world-renowned exercise scientist and at the laboratory and field site of the International Center for East African Running Science. Because exercise science is a transnational network of expertise, the study is itself multi-sited, located in South Africa, Kenya, and Scotland. Participant-observation, direct systematic observation of behavior, and semi-structured interviews address three specific aims: 1) to document factors that affect the development and enactment of science experiments on human performance, 2) to develop a list of specific practices or techniques of knowing that constitute exercise science research, and 3) to document interactions and communications between researchers and human subjects. The intellectual merit of this study is that it contributes to understanding the everyday practices of human sciences. This study considers the extent to which the insights developed from the ethnographic study of sciences that address non-human objects can be applied to the study of a science in which the subjects are human beings. Documenting experiments as they unfold over time in both the laboratories and at elite athlete training camps, findings will suggest ways in which the roles of scientist and subject, of observation and embodied knowledge, interact and overlap. The broader impact of the research is that it engages with an important and growing scientific field. As world championship competitions bring global culture into living rooms, bars, and tea shops around the world, so, too, do they bring the science that has developed historically in parallel with elite sport. Yet the development, practice, and impact of exercise science are not well understood. The dissertation will describe how researchers decide upon which aspects of human performance to privilege, on the material and human contingencies that inform their work, and on the position of exercise science within a broader network of scientific and athletic expertise. The research will illuminate how the global context of elite sport affects experimental practice and how scientific practices circulate in the global context of elite sport.
科学、工程和技术社会研究领域的科学与社会论文改进补助金将有助于资助精英体育科学的历史和民族志研究。在这种情况下,精英意味着专业或世界一流。每一位世界冠军运动员的背后都有数十名科学家在研究他或她的表现。这些科学家提供了有关人体如何运作、哪些身体是自然的、哪些是增强的身体以及人类表现的决定因素的知识。运动科学家将精英运动员带到他们的实验室,然后将他们的实验室带到运动员身边。他们创造实验条件来产生有关人类表现的极限和潜力的知识。本论文追踪了运动科学的兴起(大约从 1920 年代至今)以及当今运动科学所流经的全球网络。 NSF 论文改进资金将用于支持运动科学知识日常生产的研究。实地考察将在世界著名运动科学家的实验室以及东非跑步科学国际中心的实验室和实地考察地点进行。由于运动科学是一个跨国专业网络,因此该研究本身是多个地点的,位于南非、肯尼亚和苏格兰。参与者观察、对行为的直接系统观察和半结构化访谈涉及三个具体目标:1)记录影响人类表现科学实验的发展和实施的因素,2)制定构成运动科学研究的具体实践或认知技术列表,3)记录研究人员和人类受试者之间的互动和交流。这项研究的智力价值在于它有助于理解人文科学的日常实践。这项研究考虑了从针对非人类对象的科学研究中得出的见解在多大程度上可以应用于以人类为研究对象的科学研究。随着时间的推移,记录在实验室和精英运动员训练营中展开的实验,研究结果将表明科学家和受试者、观察和具体知识的角色相互作用和重叠的方式。这项研究更广泛的影响在于它涉及一个重要且不断发展的科学领域。随着世界锦标赛将全球文化带入世界各地的客厅、酒吧和茶馆,它们也将历史上与精英体育并行发展的科学带入其中。然而运动科学的发展、实践和影响尚不清楚。该论文将描述研究人员如何决定优先考虑人类表现的哪些方面、影响其工作的物质和人类偶然事件以及运动科学在更广泛的科学和运动专业知识网络中的地位。该研究将阐明精英体育的全球背景如何影响实验实践以及科学实践如何在精英体育的全球背景下传播。

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DDRI: Linguistics and Language Sovereignty in Northern Australia, 1959-2008
DDRI:澳大利亚北部的语言学和语言主权,1959-2008 年
  • 批准号:
    0750566
  • 财政年份:
    2008
  • 资助金额:
    --
  • 项目类别:
    Standard Grant
Postdoctoral Fellowship in Studies in Science, Technology Society
科学技术社会研究博士后奖学金
  • 批准号:
    9002693
  • 财政年份:
    1991
  • 资助金额:
    --
  • 项目类别:
    Fellowship Award

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