Description
Book SynopsisThis anthology provides breadth, depth, and continuity in a thoughtfully presented selection of classic, current, and provocative readings. For instructors it is the course pack they've always wanted to prepare, and for students it is the readings they've spent untold hours seeking in librariesTomlinson's introductions put each reading in a context that gives students reason to take it seriously and a framework to connect it with theory and research. Professor Jay Coakley, The University of Colorado.
Featuring the work of many of the world''s most influential authors writing on sport, The Sport Studies Reader explores the key sociological, historical, political and cultural themes that impact on the discipline. Containing key and classic readings, with an editorial introduction and conclusion within each themed section, the Reader also includes discussion questions for the classroom. This collection offers the stud
Table of Contents
Editor's Introduction Part 1: Conceptualizing and Theorizing Sport Part 2: Histories Part 3: Politics Part 4: Media Part 5: Class, Community and Cultural Reproduction Part 6: Race and Ethnic Identities Part 7: Gender and Sexualities Part 8: Subcultures Part 9: Consumption and Spectacle
