Learning Culture through Sports
Perspectives on Society and Organized Sports
Herausgeber: Lampman, Brian; Prettyman, Sandra Spickard
Learning Culture through Sports
Perspectives on Society and Organized Sports
Herausgeber: Lampman, Brian; Prettyman, Sandra Spickard
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Like the first edition, this second edition of Learning Culture Through Sports provides coaches, educators, parents, and others dealing with students and athletes with an engaging and critical venue by which to examine contemporary issues and controversies surrounding sport. This new edition includes a more global perspective, drawing upon recent issues in the world of sports in order to better understand how sport influences contemporary American society, both positively and negatively.
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Like the first edition, this second edition of Learning Culture Through Sports provides coaches, educators, parents, and others dealing with students and athletes with an engaging and critical venue by which to examine contemporary issues and controversies surrounding sport. This new edition includes a more global perspective, drawing upon recent issues in the world of sports in order to better understand how sport influences contemporary American society, both positively and negatively.
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- Verlag: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
- Second Edition
- Seitenzahl: 310
- Erscheinungstermin: 16. September 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 17mm
- Gewicht: 452g
- ISBN-13: 9781442206311
- ISBN-10: 1442206314
- Artikelnr.: 30166051
- Verlag: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
- Second Edition
- Seitenzahl: 310
- Erscheinungstermin: 16. September 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 17mm
- Gewicht: 452g
- ISBN-13: 9781442206311
- ISBN-10: 1442206314
- Artikelnr.: 30166051
Sandra Spickard Prettyman is associate professor of educational foundations and leadership at the University of Akron. Brian Lampman is a high school social studies teacher in Saline, Michigan, where he also coaches men's varsity soccer.
Introduction Part I. Youth and Sport Chapter One: Sport Specialization and
its Effects Chapter Two: The Power of a Coach: Sport and Life's Lasting
Lessons Chapter Three: The "Power of the Permit" and the "Child Impact
Statement": Keys to Achieving Equal Opportunity in Youth Sports Part II.
Gender, Sexuality, and Sport Chapter Four: Jocks Rule-Girls Drool: Middle
School Definitions Of A Jock Chapter Five: The Frontrunner Failed To Land a
Knockout Punch: Sports Metaphors, Masculinities and Presidential Politics
Chapter Six: The Rutgers Women's Basketball Team Talks Back:
Intersectionality, Resistance, and Media Power Chapter Seven: Come Out and
Play: Confronting Homophobia in Sports Chapter Eight: Title IX Literacy:
What Every Citizen Should Know About Title IX, Gender Equity & College
Sport Part III. Race, Ethnicity, and Sport Chapter Nine: Sincere Fictions
of Whiteness in New Millennium American Sport Films Chapter Ten: Reporting
In Black And White: Coverage Of Coaching Scandals In Minnesota-Two
Different Worlds? Chapter Eleven: Duke Lacrosse: An Exploration of Race,
Class, Power, and Privilege Chapter Twelve: Asian Americans in Unexpected
Places: Sport, Racism, and the Media Part IV. Sports, Media, and Big
Business Chapter Thirteen: Sports and Economics: An Examination of College
Sport and Big Business Chapter Fourteen: Do Girls Rule?: Understanding
Popular Culture Images of "Girl Power!" and Sport Part V. International
Perspectives on Sport and Participation Chapter Fifteen: British National
Female Coaches on Coaching Chapter Sixteen: Oscar Pistorius, the
Paralympics, and Issues of Fair Competition Chapter Seventeen: Strong
Women, Fragile Closets: The Queering of Women's Sport Chapter Eighteen:
Older Athletes: Resisting and Reinforcing Discourses of Sport and Aging
Conclusion
its Effects Chapter Two: The Power of a Coach: Sport and Life's Lasting
Lessons Chapter Three: The "Power of the Permit" and the "Child Impact
Statement": Keys to Achieving Equal Opportunity in Youth Sports Part II.
Gender, Sexuality, and Sport Chapter Four: Jocks Rule-Girls Drool: Middle
School Definitions Of A Jock Chapter Five: The Frontrunner Failed To Land a
Knockout Punch: Sports Metaphors, Masculinities and Presidential Politics
Chapter Six: The Rutgers Women's Basketball Team Talks Back:
Intersectionality, Resistance, and Media Power Chapter Seven: Come Out and
Play: Confronting Homophobia in Sports Chapter Eight: Title IX Literacy:
What Every Citizen Should Know About Title IX, Gender Equity & College
Sport Part III. Race, Ethnicity, and Sport Chapter Nine: Sincere Fictions
of Whiteness in New Millennium American Sport Films Chapter Ten: Reporting
In Black And White: Coverage Of Coaching Scandals In Minnesota-Two
Different Worlds? Chapter Eleven: Duke Lacrosse: An Exploration of Race,
Class, Power, and Privilege Chapter Twelve: Asian Americans in Unexpected
Places: Sport, Racism, and the Media Part IV. Sports, Media, and Big
Business Chapter Thirteen: Sports and Economics: An Examination of College
Sport and Big Business Chapter Fourteen: Do Girls Rule?: Understanding
Popular Culture Images of "Girl Power!" and Sport Part V. International
Perspectives on Sport and Participation Chapter Fifteen: British National
Female Coaches on Coaching Chapter Sixteen: Oscar Pistorius, the
Paralympics, and Issues of Fair Competition Chapter Seventeen: Strong
Women, Fragile Closets: The Queering of Women's Sport Chapter Eighteen:
Older Athletes: Resisting and Reinforcing Discourses of Sport and Aging
Conclusion
Introduction Part I. Youth and Sport Chapter One: Sport Specialization and
its Effects Chapter Two: The Power of a Coach: Sport and Life's Lasting
Lessons Chapter Three: The "Power of the Permit" and the "Child Impact
Statement": Keys to Achieving Equal Opportunity in Youth Sports Part II.
Gender, Sexuality, and Sport Chapter Four: Jocks Rule-Girls Drool: Middle
School Definitions Of A Jock Chapter Five: The Frontrunner Failed To Land a
Knockout Punch: Sports Metaphors, Masculinities and Presidential Politics
Chapter Six: The Rutgers Women's Basketball Team Talks Back:
Intersectionality, Resistance, and Media Power Chapter Seven: Come Out and
Play: Confronting Homophobia in Sports Chapter Eight: Title IX Literacy:
What Every Citizen Should Know About Title IX, Gender Equity & College
Sport Part III. Race, Ethnicity, and Sport Chapter Nine: Sincere Fictions
of Whiteness in New Millennium American Sport Films Chapter Ten: Reporting
In Black And White: Coverage Of Coaching Scandals In Minnesota-Two
Different Worlds? Chapter Eleven: Duke Lacrosse: An Exploration of Race,
Class, Power, and Privilege Chapter Twelve: Asian Americans in Unexpected
Places: Sport, Racism, and the Media Part IV. Sports, Media, and Big
Business Chapter Thirteen: Sports and Economics: An Examination of College
Sport and Big Business Chapter Fourteen: Do Girls Rule?: Understanding
Popular Culture Images of "Girl Power!" and Sport Part V. International
Perspectives on Sport and Participation Chapter Fifteen: British National
Female Coaches on Coaching Chapter Sixteen: Oscar Pistorius, the
Paralympics, and Issues of Fair Competition Chapter Seventeen: Strong
Women, Fragile Closets: The Queering of Women's Sport Chapter Eighteen:
Older Athletes: Resisting and Reinforcing Discourses of Sport and Aging
Conclusion
its Effects Chapter Two: The Power of a Coach: Sport and Life's Lasting
Lessons Chapter Three: The "Power of the Permit" and the "Child Impact
Statement": Keys to Achieving Equal Opportunity in Youth Sports Part II.
Gender, Sexuality, and Sport Chapter Four: Jocks Rule-Girls Drool: Middle
School Definitions Of A Jock Chapter Five: The Frontrunner Failed To Land a
Knockout Punch: Sports Metaphors, Masculinities and Presidential Politics
Chapter Six: The Rutgers Women's Basketball Team Talks Back:
Intersectionality, Resistance, and Media Power Chapter Seven: Come Out and
Play: Confronting Homophobia in Sports Chapter Eight: Title IX Literacy:
What Every Citizen Should Know About Title IX, Gender Equity & College
Sport Part III. Race, Ethnicity, and Sport Chapter Nine: Sincere Fictions
of Whiteness in New Millennium American Sport Films Chapter Ten: Reporting
In Black And White: Coverage Of Coaching Scandals In Minnesota-Two
Different Worlds? Chapter Eleven: Duke Lacrosse: An Exploration of Race,
Class, Power, and Privilege Chapter Twelve: Asian Americans in Unexpected
Places: Sport, Racism, and the Media Part IV. Sports, Media, and Big
Business Chapter Thirteen: Sports and Economics: An Examination of College
Sport and Big Business Chapter Fourteen: Do Girls Rule?: Understanding
Popular Culture Images of "Girl Power!" and Sport Part V. International
Perspectives on Sport and Participation Chapter Fifteen: British National
Female Coaches on Coaching Chapter Sixteen: Oscar Pistorius, the
Paralympics, and Issues of Fair Competition Chapter Seventeen: Strong
Women, Fragile Closets: The Queering of Women's Sport Chapter Eighteen:
Older Athletes: Resisting and Reinforcing Discourses of Sport and Aging
Conclusion