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Rock-climbing Communities of Practice: Physical and Digital...

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Unexplored rock-climbing culture analysis
Neoliberalism in alternative sports
Flow theory and fear
Digital media impact study
110-page scholarly exploration
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Unexplored previously by scholars, neoliberal values are manifested into social norms through alternative cultures which intend to liberate from the operations of everyday life. The study of the social behaviour of rockclimbers, and how they are operated by media artefacts such as documentaries and vlogs remains undeveloped. In doing so, it is important to investigate how new media contributes towards cultural governance and social behaviour. From this perspective, the concept of neoliberalism is more than just a tool of socialeconomic control. To develop a critical account of Foucault (2008) and Becks (1991) work, the study suggests that neoliberalism controls social behaviour through the universal fear of risk in modern society. Human activity is therefore organised through neoliberalisms individualised entrepreneurship. Through this, human groups naturally resist societys structural organisation by cultivating their own unique way of living. Csikzentmihalyis (1990) concept of flow has an explanatory power that demonstrates how climbers are able to immerse themselves in moments of nonthinking. Through this, climbers push the boundaries of their physical capability by confronting fear through indepth focus. Finally, the study argues that neoliberal competition is deeply embedded into modern human behaviour, even within alternative sporting cultures such as rockclimbing.

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Binding: Paperback;110 pages; Publisher: Amazon Digital Services LLC - KDP; Classification: N/A; Weight: 279.66 g; Dimensions: N/A

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