Dr. Antje Dresen

Institute for Sport Science
Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz
Room 00-119
Albert-Schweitzer-Straße 22
55099 Mainz

Tel: +49 6131 39-20783
Fax: +49 6131 39-23525
E-Mail: dresen@uni-mainz.de



SoCuM Project: Discursive Crossings: Subversion and Affirmation of Power Relations
(Within the framework of AG 4)

This project is devoted to the processes of ‘Crossings’ within the scope of power and knowledge-based conversations and conventions. Following our international workshop on ‘Discursive Crossings: Subversion and Affirmation of Power Relations’ in October 2012, we are now developing terminological, theoretical and empirical approaches to the processes of semantic choices between encoding, appropriation, legitimacy and legitimization as well as territorialization. To this end, the center is building up both an international research network and corresponding publications.

Research Interests
Doping and Drug Abuse in Sport and Society, Sociology of the Body (Concept of Self, Disability, Health), Youth Sport (particularly Social Inequality), Discourse and Media Research in Sport

Academic Background
From 2010 to 2016 Antje Dresen has been Junior Professor of Sport Sociology at the University of Mainz. Following her degree in Sociology in 2004 and further study in Speech Training, she worked until 2006 as Research Assistant at the Institute for Sociology, Regensberg University. She was then awarded a doctoral scholarship from the German National Academic Foundation. From 2009 to 2010, she taught at the Institute for sports Science at Göttingen University where she was also Head of the Sports and Society Department. Within the scope of her Junior Professorship at Mainz University, her achievements in teaching, research and academic autonomy were highly regarded.

Publications (Top 5)

2013
Ich sehe nicht meine Behinderung – Identitätsaufbau körperlich und motorisch stark beeinträchtigter junger Frauen. In: Zeitschrift für Heilpädagogik 11. P. 461-470.
2012
Fremdverstehen als Deutungsarbeit einer “integrativen Sportwissenschaft”. In: Spectrum der Sportwissenschaft 1/2012. P. 53-56.
2011
Der Fußball als heilige Kuh – Dopingmotivationen und Problemwahrnehmungen. In: Doping – Die Zeitschrift für Sport, Recht und Medien 3/2011. P. 131-134.
2010
Doping im Spitzensport als soziales Problem. Ursachen und Folgen eines gesellschaftlichen Diskurses. Wiesbaden: VS Verlag.
2007
Ursachen und Wirkungen ehrenamtlichen Engagements in sportorientierten Jugendkulturen. In: Udo Göttlich u.a. (ed.): Arbeit, Politik und Religion in Jugendkulturen – Engagement und Vergnügen. Weinheim: Juventa. P. 207-223.