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Author: Brad Austin
Publisher: University of Arkansas Press
Imprint: University of Arkansas Press
Dimensions:
Width: 15.20cm
, Height: 2.00cm
, Length: 22.60cm
Weight: 0.460kg
ISBN: 9781557287588
ISBN 10: 1557287589
Pages: 310
Publication Date: 30 May 2015
Audience:
General/trade
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General
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Manufactured on demand
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Reviews
Demonstrates that college athletics is a dynamic institution whose criticisms and controversies mirror the wider political, social, and cultural disagreements of the respective historical moment. Sport in American History A deeply researched and creative narrative . . . [that] makes a significant contribution to the historical literature of American sports history. Richard O. DaviEs Offers fine, new insights and admirably complicates the standard narrative of 1930s intercollegiate culture. Adds substantially to the literature of sport history. Patrick Miller A deeply researched and creative narrative . . . [that] makes a significant contribution to the historical literature of American sports history. --Richard O. DaviEs Offers fine, new insights and admirably complicates the standard narrative of 1930s intercollegiate culture. Adds substantially to the literature of sport history. --Patrick Miller
Demonstrates that college athletics is a dynamic institution whose criticisms and controversies mirror the wider political, social, and cultural disagreements of the respective historical moment. --Sport in American History A deeply researched and creative narrative . . . [that] makes a significant contribution to the historical literature of American sports history. --Richard O. DaviEs Offers fine, new insights and admirably complicates the standard narrative of 1930s intercollegiate culture. Adds substantially to the literature of sport history. --Patrick Miller Demonstrates that college athletics is a dynamic institution whose criticisms and controversies mirror the wider political, social, and cultural disagreements of the respective historical moment. Sport in American History A deeply researched and creative narrative . . . [that] makes a significant contribution to the historical literature of American sports history. Richard O. DaviEs Offers fine, new insights and admirably complicates the standard narrative of 1930s intercollegiate culture. Adds substantially to the literature of sport history. Patrick Miller
A deeply researched and creative narrative . . . [that] makes a significant contribution to the historical literature of American sports history. --Richard O. DaviEs
Author Information
Brad Austin is professor of history at Salem State University, USA.
