Muniowski analyzes the career narratives of eight selected NBA players who rose to prominence after Michael Jordan's second retirement in 1999. Combining a variety of approaches and perspectives, the author highlights how well-known archetypes influence modern-day forms of sports storytelling.
Muniowski analyzes the career narratives of eight selected NBA players who rose to prominence after Michael Jordan's second retirement in 1999. Combining a variety of approaches and perspectives, the author highlights how well-known archetypes influence modern-day forms of sports storytelling.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
¿ukasz Muniowski holds a PhD in American Literature from the University of Warsaw and is the author of Three-Pointer! A 40-Year NBA History.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Chapter One. Michael Jordan and the Creation of the Modern NBA Chapter Two. Shaquille O'Neal: Black Superman Chapter Three. Alonzo Mourning: The Player with a Mission Chapter Four. Vin Baker: The Downfall and Rebirth of the Alcoholic Athlete Chapter Five. Allen Iverson: Celebrity and the Event Chapter Six. Antoine Walker: Overconfident or Asshole? Chapter Seven. Steve Nash: The "Unlikely" Hero Chapter Eight. Tim Duncan: The Boredom of Excellence Chapter Nine. Kobe Bryant: Personification of the Spectacle Conclusion Works Cited Index About the Author
Introduction Chapter One. Michael Jordan and the Creation of the Modern NBA Chapter Two. Shaquille O'Neal: Black Superman Chapter Three. Alonzo Mourning: The Player with a Mission Chapter Four. Vin Baker: The Downfall and Rebirth of the Alcoholic Athlete Chapter Five. Allen Iverson: Celebrity and the Event Chapter Six. Antoine Walker: Overconfident or Asshole? Chapter Seven. Steve Nash: The "Unlikely" Hero Chapter Eight. Tim Duncan: The Boredom of Excellence Chapter Nine. Kobe Bryant: Personification of the Spectacle Conclusion Works Cited Index About the Author
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