Scottish Sport in the Making of the Nation by Grant Jarvie

Scottish Sport in the Making of the Nation by Grant Jarvie

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A collection of essays by historians and sociologists on the importance of sport in the history of Scottish culture. The study encompasses the historical and the contemporary, the male and the female, the royal and the commoner, the middle class and working class aspects of Scottish sport.

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Scottish Sport in the Making of the Nation by Grant Jarvie

A collection of essays by leading historians and sociologists on the importance of sport in the history of Scottish culture. Scotland, they agree, can be better understood through studying its sport and popular culture. Their wide-ranging study encompasses the historical and the contemporary, the male and the female, the royal and the commoner, the middle class and working class aspects of Scottish sport, as well as the role of the media and the churches in the generation of national sporting myths.
Jarvie, Grant: -

Grant Jarvie is Deputy Principal and Chair of Sports Studies at the University of Stirling. He is past President of the British Society of Sports History and Honorary Professor with the Academy of Physical Education and Sport, Warsaw.

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ISBN 13 9780718514549
ISBN 10 0718514548
Title Scottish Sport in the Making of the Nation
Author Grant Jarvie
Series Sport Politics And Culture S
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Hardback
Publisher Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Year published 1994-03-01
Number of pages 224
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