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0231064004 |
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CITU LRAC |
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eng |
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| Classification number |
715 |
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Guttman, Allen |
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author |
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Sports spectators / |
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Allen Guttman |
| 264 #1 - PUBLICATION, DISTRIBUTION, ETC. (IMPRINT) |
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| Place of publication, distribution, etc |
New York : |
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Columbia University Press, |
| Date of publication, distribution, etc |
1986 |
| 300 ## - PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION |
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| Extent |
viii, 236 pages ; |
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24 cm |
| 336 ## - CONTENT TYPE |
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| Content type term |
text |
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txt |
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rdacontent |
| 337 ## - MEDIA TYPE |
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| Media type term |
unmediated |
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n |
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rdamedia |
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volume |
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nc |
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rdacarrier |
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Part I. From antiquity to Modern Times. Greek and Roman spectators --<br/>Greek spectators --<br/>The Roman arena --<br/>Roman circus and Byzantine Hippodrome --<br/>The Middle Ages and the Renaissance --<br/>Contests for archers and musketeers --<br/>Medieval and Renaissance football --<br/>Animal sports --<br/>Men, women, and horses --<br/>Combat sports --<br/>Cricket and community --<br/>Modern spectators --<br/>The new role of modern spectator --<br/>Spectators at school, club, and college --<br/>Country club and race track --<br/>English and Australian cricket --<br/>Soccer: the people's game --<br/>The Irish and other baseball fans --<br/>Fight fans --<br/>Social class and spectator behavior --<br/>Part II. Contemporary spectators. Mediated spectatorship --<br/>Modern sports journalism --<br/>Radio sports --<br/>The wide world of television sports --<br/>Dehumanized spectators? --<br/>The Neo-Marxist indictment --<br/>Reports of killed and wounded --<br/>Preliminary assessment and theoretical models. |
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In his previous books Allen Guttmann has provided incisive perspectives on Avery Brundage's role in the Olympic movement and on the nature of modern sports. Now, in his latest book, the accomplished historian of sport turns his attention from the playing field to the grandstand. Sports Spectators, the first historical study of the subject from antiquity to today, is at once erudite and entertaining; comprehensive and succinct. Guttmann first examines the history of sports spectators, starting with Ancient Greece and Rome. He then moves on to the Renaissance and traces three early sports -the tournament, archery, and early versions of football. The author then focuses on the emergence of sports in post-Renaissance England, and discusses the curious spectacle of animal sports (bear- and bull-baiting and cockfighting), as well as the first appearance of combat sports such as sword fighting, stick fighting, and boxing. The book concludes its historical view by exploring contemporary baseball, football, rowing, tennis, and golf. From his chronological narrative, Guttmann shifts to detailed analysis of the economic, sociological, and psychological aspects of sports spectatorship. Who were, and are, sports spectators? What is their gender and social class? Have they normally been participants as well as fans? What are the political functions of sports-watching? What are the social dynamics of spectatorship? Guttmann provides fresh insights which will be useful to scholars and fascinating to everyone. Sports Spectators also looks at the dramatic transformations radio and television have made, and offers an incisive critique of today's sports-related violence, including the increasingly frequent incidences of spectator hooliganism. How violent (or peaceful) have spectators traditionally been? Has spectator violence increased or decreased? You needn't be a season ticket-holder to enjoy Sports Spectators. Allen Guttmann makes the history of fandom come alive for any reader interested in Western culture and what forms of entertainment reveal about us, as well as those concerned with the recent growth of spectator violence. |
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Sports spectators |
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History. |
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Violence in sports |
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History. |
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BOOK |