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The Ponytail: Icon, Movement, and the Modern (Sports)Woman
Contents\\\\r\\\\n\\\\r\\\\nIntroduction: Imagining the Ponytail 1\\\\r\\\\nA Cultural History of the Ponytail 5\\\\r\\\\nBodies and Hair as Multidimensional 8\\\\r\\\\nA Critical Sociology of (Sports)Women’s Hair 10\\\\r\\\\nThe Polyvocality of a Total Social Fact 13\\\\r\\\\nA Note on Methods and Outline 15\\\\r\\\\nReferences 20\\\\r\\\\nObject 27\\\\r\\\\nTouching Culture 27\\\\r\\\\nNorwegian Horsetails 30\\\\r\\\\nGendering Analogies 33\\\\r\\\\nPonytailed Pride 37\\\\r\\\\nReferences 44\\\\r\\\\nExpectations 49\\\\r\\\\nThe Materiality of Expectations 51\\\\r\\\\nFashionable Ploy or Democratic Credibility? 54\\\\r\\\\nFashionably Extraordinaire and Deceptively Normal 60\\\\r\\\\nPonytailed Men and Women 66\\\\r\\\\nReferences 74\\\\r\\\\n\\\\r\\\\nxii Contents\\\\r\\\\nHealth 83\\\\r\\\\nChildhood 85\\\\r\\\\nYouth 92\\\\r\\\\nAdulthood 93\\\\r\\\\nReferences 102\\\\r\\\\nPracticalities 109\\\\r\\\\nDenaturalizing Inequality and Naturalizing Equality 112\\\\r\\\\nMoving with Practicality 118\\\\r\\\\nConstrictions and Expansions in Ideological Boundaries 124\\\\r\\\\nReferences 137\\\\r\\\\nMovements 145\\\\r\\\\nBodily Movements and Naturalized Progression 150\\\\r\\\\nKinesthetic Freedom and Woman Nature 155\\\\r\\\\nReferences 163\\\\r\\\\nExperience 171\\\\r\\\\nDemocratic Hopes and Setbacks 175\\\\r\\\\nChanging Rules and Boundaries 182\\\\r\\\\nReferences 194\\\\r\\\\nCharge 201\\\\r\\\\nReferences 212\\\\r\\\\nIndex 217
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