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I n the field of history, interviews and autobiographies are often regarded inadequate and insufficient compared to other source materials. Some historians claim that biographical material cannot be analysed without implementing other source material as well. In my opinion, working with life stories as a historian should achieve higher recognition. Writing a good biography presupposes a massive research effort and a well-informed researcher, who takes her informants and their life stories seriously.
Obviously, there is some truth in the saying that biographical material should not be interpreted and used in historical research without comparing it to themes and narratives in society. The individual narratives from Danish female athletes provide the empirical examples for the discussion of the development of women sports in the last centennial.
The book reads as a collective biography. She collected her source material in more than one turn and over a long time span. This calls for methodological reflections. Furthermore, a parameter for the selection of informants was a desire to give voice to at least one athlete from each of the 22 summer and winter sports with female Danish participation. This choice secures a broad group of informants but seems to blur the fact that some Olympic sports simply plays a greater role in the grand narrative of Denmark at the Olympics.
The book is divided into five sections. The sections are structured chronologically with one major exception, section 5, which in contrast to the rest of the book treats life stories of Danish female athletes at the Winter Olympics. Each chapter begins with an identification of the most significant sports in the period analysed in the section. The analysis builds on the voices of the athletes organised in re-occurring analytical categories such as the importance of age, gender, the role of the media and Olympic participation in general.
