Description
Also available in hardback, 9781859731406 GBP50.00 (March, 1996)
About the Author
Jeremy MacClancy Oxford Brookes University
Reviews
'a useful contribution to our understanding of the multitudinous ways in which sports contribute to the making and remaking of social identities.'The Australian Journal of Anthropology'offers valuable and suggestive insights regarding a variety of sporting forms that have received relatively little attention from historians and sociologists. It also serves the academic community well by drawing our attention to the possibilities that exist within an approach to studying play, games, and sports that has yet to receive the attention it merits - the anthropological. [...] The scholarly community has great need of such works!'The Sports Historian'the collection provides interesting and varied insights into the ways in which sport plays a part in identity creation and confrontation. Its ethnographically rich contents deserve a wide readership.'Culture, Sport, Society'The book presents a diversity of sports, some of them marginal by world standards of practice and popularity. H
Book Information
ISBN 9781859731451
Author Jeremy MacClancy
Format Paperback
Page Count 203
Imprint Berg Publishers
Publisher Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Dimensions(mm) 216mm * 138mm * 11mm