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Hegemony, Habitus and Identity in Japanese University Men's Rowing
Investigating the intersections between sport, education, identity and culture provides insight into commonsense understandings of the social world and hence hegemony at play. Education in Japan is highly valued and is a site of not only academic learning but also explicit and implicit moral and soc
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