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Sports in Africa, Past and Present /
Through the prism of sports and from a range of scholarly perspectives, this anthology offers insight into the varied and shiftingexperiences of African athletes, fans, communities, and postcolonial states.
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Athens :
Ohio University Press,
2020.
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| Colección: | Book collections on Project MUSE.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Intro
- CONTENTS
- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
- Introduction
- ONE: Historiography of South African Sports
- 1: Reflections on Pathways to the Writing of South African Sports History
- TWO: African Sports Pedagogy
- 2: The Final Frontier: African Sports Studies in the Classroom
- 3: African Sports in the Liberal Arts Classroom
- 4: On Teaching South African Sports History at a US University
- THREE: Resisting Discrimination and Forging Identity through Sports
- 5: "The Gist of the [Game] Is Played Out on theEdges of the Cricket Boundary"
- 14: Sprinting Past the End of Empire
- EIGHT: The Durable Impact of the Past: Sporting Legacies and Heritage
- 15: Rugby Transformation as Alibi
- 16: No Place of Honor
- 17: The Gift of a Running Shoe
- ABOUT THE EDITORSAND CONTRIBUTORS
- INDEX
- 6: Nigeria, Women's Football, and Resisting the Second Fiddle
- FOUR: Crossing Racial Boundaries
- 7: Beyond South Africa's Draconian Racial Segregation
- 8: Racing out of the Shadows
- FIVE: On the Margins: Informal Engagements with Sports
- 9: English Premier League Football Kiosks and the Emergence of Communal Television Viewing as a Sporting Practice
- 10: The Gambling Games
- SIX: African Sports Migration
- 11: African Footballers' Migration to Europe
- 12: Postcareer Precarity
- SEVEN: Sporting Biographies
- 13: Black Physical Culture and Weight Lifting in South Africa