GENDER REPRESENTATIONS IN BRAZILIAN VOLLEYBALL: THE “GLASS CEILING” METAPHOR
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.32657Keywords:
Volleyball. Gender identify. Career mobilityAbstract
The objective of this article is to investigate the opportunities and the barriers encountered by coaches who wish to build a career working for professional Volleyball teams. We interviewed four male coaches and five female coaches and analyzed their discourse through content analysis. The results show male coaches looking to engage in this profession must display characteristics of autonomy, experience with the sport and technical knowledge. As for women who are seeking opportunities to coach professional Volleyball, displaying those same characteristics does not guarantee she will receive opportunities to coach, as if the qualifications to coach professional volleyball vary according to gender, confirming the metaphor of “Glass ceiling”.
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