
One Game At A Time Why Sports Matter
by Matt Hern
Sports and stateSportsSociological aspectsMass media and sportsSocial aspectsPsychological aspects
Argues that too many of us have abandoned the sporting world as a legitimate site of contestation and innovation, that we have handed over the power of sports to the world of hyper-consumption, militarism, violence, sexism, and homophobia. Hern makes a plea for a more active engagement with sports, both physically and intellectually, providing a celebration of what sports have taught us, and a map of how much more we still have to learn. --From publisher description.
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Book data: Open Library