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26 reviewsISBN-10 : 074256178X
ISBN-13 : 9780742561786
Author: D. Eitzen
Expanded and updated throughout, the fourth edition explores America's love of sport just as it reveals sport's darker side_the influence of big business, corruption, price gouging, political maneuvering, and media grandstanding. A new prelude draws students into the book by looking at the multiple levels (individual, organized, and professional) and meanings of sport. An entirely new chapter examines children's play and the emergence of adult-centered play as the primary sport experience of children with some undesirable consequences. Other chapters incorporate new information on the participation of women and minorities in coaching and management; new data on the economic inequalities that pervade sports; new information on the ties between businesses and college sports; and new developments in the global recruiting of coaches. Eitzen draws his examples of famous and lesser-known events from professional, college, and school sports, including depictions of well known coaches and players, to give us a deeper understanding of what sport means to us and how it affects our everyday world. Ideal for sparking classroom discussion, the first three editions were widely read and enjoyed by students of sociology of sport, American society, and other courses.
1. The duality of sport
2. Sport unites, sport divides
3. Names, logos, mascots, and flags : the contradictory uses of sports symbols
4. Sport is fair, sport is foul
5. Sport is healthy, sport is destructive
6. The organization of children's play : pear centered or adult centered?
7. Sport is expressive, sport is controlled
8. Myth : sports are played on a level playing field
9. The contradictions of big-time college sports
10. The path to success? : myth and reality
11. Professional sports franchises : public teams, private businesses
12. The globalization of sport
13. The challenge : changing sport
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