Ganz schön sportlich

Von Make-up, Masken und ModetrendsAn dieser Stelle schon mal: Entschuldigung für die Alliteration, aber wir wollten das Thema ein bisschen auf die Spitze treiben. Denn es geht um geschminkte und gut gestylte Sportler:innen. Die begegnen Rita in letzter Zeit besonders häufig bei ihren Spaziergängen und das wirft Fragen auf. Für die Beantwortung haben wir uns diesmal einen Experten an Land gezogen: Ex-Boxprofi Rüdiger May, der gleichzeitig auch Ritas Trainer ist.Ritas Literaturliste:Baratella, Nils: Das kämpferische Subjekt. Boxen - Der Kampf als Subtext moderner Subjektphilosophie. Paderborn 2015.Fink, Eugen: Grundphänomene des menschlichen Daseins. Freiburg i. Br., München 1995.Moran, Caitlin: How to be a woman. London 2011.Penny, Laurie: Fleischmarkt. Weibliche Körper im Kapitalismus. Hamburg 2012.Sloterdijk, Peter: Du mußt Dein Leben ändern. Frankfurt/Main 2009.Stokowski, Margarete: Untenrum frei. Reinbek 2018. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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