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... a “discussion of the connection between sport and nationalism more convincing.” Of course, that discussion has a long modem history (as my original mention of Hobson suggested), and in the more general critique one soon discovers that sports “undergird monopoly capitalism, militarism, racism, sexism...

...Bill Brown Copyright © 1991 by the Center For Transnational Culture Studies 1991 THE NEWS FROM NOWHERE At the end of the twentieth century, the idea that sports mean some- thing sounds obvious indeed: the film clips of Jesse Owens at the Berlin Olympics, Sports Illustrated‘s...

... steroids on the triple grounds of violating the naturalness of the sporting body, conferring unfair advantage on some at the expense of others, and being dangerous to the health of athletes. Additional compounds Copyright 0 1990 by John J. MacAloon. Public Culture 41 Vol...

... (With Notes on the Post-American Public Culture 4, no. 1 that “the very difference of sport lies in its erasure of differences: to watch the evening news is, in the closing moments, to join the irrational crowd” (43-44).Brown’s erasure of gender difference, however, prompts me to call attention...

... be sent to: Maurie Sacks, New Jersey Folklore Society, PO Box 43023, Upper Montclair, NJ, 07043, and manuscripts and queries should be ad- dressed to: New Jersey Folklore Society, PO Box 747, New Brunswick, NJ, 08093 USA. Project for the Study of Sport and the Public Interest University...

...: The Woman's Building, 1727 N. Spring St., Los Angeles, CA 90012. CEI, ALBERTO. Via Panama, 68-00198 Roma, Italy. RELEVANT PUBLICATIONS: Co-editor, InfernationalJournal of Sport Psychol- ogy. CHAPMAN, G. School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London, Malet St...

... Formations 2, 1987: 91-106. With David Morley, "Mayonnaise Culture and Other European Follies," Cultural Studies 3, 1989, forthcoming. ANDREWS, DAVID L. "Five Gables", Cuttifords Door, Chard, Somerset TA20 - 3AA, United Kingdom. RESEARCH INTERESTS: Sociology of sport; rugby as a form...

... See Something, Say Something” campaign. Since then its slogan and publicity materials have appeared across the United States at airports, train stations, bus depots, shopping malls, sporting arenas, universities, and a host of other private and public places. The signs and posters, rather than being...

... Mayfield Fights to Rise in a Dying Sport .” SF Weekly , October 12 . www.sfweekly.com/2011-10-12/news/feature-boxing-karim-mayfield-joe-eskenazi . Litman Laken . 2013 . “ Floyd Mayweather Wants Miley Cyrus to Be His Next Ring Escort ,” USA Today , September 24 . ftw.usatoday.com/2013...

... having an active scholarly life doesn’t leave a lot of time for reading. There are weekends when I watch ten hours of sports on Saturday and Sunday. CZ: What sports grab you? MP: It would be easier to say which ones don’t. I don’t watch...

.... Public Culture Bulletin 93 Vd. 1, No. 1: Fall 1988 94 Public Culture Bulletin Interational Journal of Sports Psychology, Albert0 Cei, Coeditor, Panama 68-00198, Roma, Italy. National Social Science Documentation Centre...

... and stance of a Hemingway. But the difference between the gentleman and the macho man remains: The gentleman can afford to seek out the best and pay for the best, whether that be barbecue in Fort Worth or big game in Botswana, where "the very best sport is likely to cost a king's ransom...

..., political and trade union meetings, and cultural and sporting events. On June 25–26, 1955, nearly three thousand delegates and seven thousand spectators from all over South Africa assembled on the site and, surrounded by members of the South...

... to visit a non-lending library and archive. He has been very creative in matching themes and venues: An exhibition on the workers’ sports movement appeared in sports clubs; another on political puppetry opened at a puppet festival; and one...

... of Chicago Press. Andrews, David L., ed. 2001. Michael Jordan, Inc.: Corporate Sport, Media Cul- ture, and Late Modern America. Albany: State University of New York Press. Badiou, Alain. 2001. Ethics: An Essay on the Understanding of Evil, trans. Peter Hallward. New York: Verso. Badmington, Neil...

... — ­sporting sunglasses stenciled with the logos of major “Northern” art spaces. The logos make any kind of proper vision impossible: all that the wear- ers can see are the fetish-­space advertisements branded onto their eyewear. The portraits...

.... Sociology of Sport Journal 13 : 366 -97. Dagognet , François . 1992 . Etienne-Jules Marey: A passion for the trace , translated by Robert Galeta with Jeanine Herman. New York: Zone Books. Doane , Mary Ann . 1996 . Freud, Marey, and the cinema. Critical Inquiry 22 : 313 -43...

... funds to promote its aims worldwide. But perhaps even more importantly it needs to be identified with the leisure culture of rock and Reebok, epitomizing the glamor of celebrity and sport, respectively. It all depends on whether the leisure culture is the flower of modem liberalism or modern...

..., and South Atlantic Quarterly. He is a member of the Social Text Editorial Collec- tive, the Souls Editorial Working Group, and the editorial boards of Transforming Anthropology and Sport in Society. Rogério Reis is a cofounder of TYBA (1991...