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sport subculture: a standalone construct

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Sociology of sport

a distinct social group organized around a sport, which the source separates from a subworld organized around a shared activity rather than a subordinate culture.

In sociology of sport, sport subculture refers to a distinct social group organized around a sport, which the source separates from a subworld organized around a shared activity rather than a subordinate culture. This meaning comes from Crosset (1997) in Sociology of Sport Journal.[1]

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  1. Crosset, T., & Beal, B. (1997). The Use of “Subculture” and “Subworld” in Ethnographic Works on Sport: A Discussion of Definitional Distinctions. Sociology of Sport Journal, 14(1), 73-85. https://doi.org/10.1123/ssj.14.1.73

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