Examining the ways F. Scott Fitzgerald portrayed spectator sports as working to help structure ideologies of class, community and nationhood, this book shows how narratives of attending sports and being a `fan¿ cultivate communities of spectatorship
Examining the ways F. Scott Fitzgerald portrayed spectator sports as working to help structure ideologies of class, community and nationhood, this book shows how narratives of attending sports and being a `fan¿ cultivate communities of spectatorship
Jarom McDonald is Associate Research Professor and Director of the Office of Digital Humanities at Brigham Young University, US.
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Introduction: Fitzgerald Sport and Social Interaction Chapter One: We Are a Very Special Country: The Narrativization of Sport and the Fiction of a Classless Nation Chapter Two: Gridiron Paradise: Princetonian Football American Class Chapter Three: Idol of the Whole Body of Young Men: Football Heroes and the Performance of Social Status Chapter Four: Perfunctory Patriotism: Tom Buchanan Meyer Wolfshiem and Americäs Game Coda: Of Habitus and Homecoming Notes Bibliography Index
Introduction: Fitzgerald Sport and Social Interaction Chapter One: We Are a Very Special Country: The Narrativization of Sport and the Fiction of a Classless Nation Chapter Two: Gridiron Paradise: Princetonian Football American Class Chapter Three: Idol of the Whole Body of Young Men: Football Heroes and the Performance of Social Status Chapter Four: Perfunctory Patriotism: Tom Buchanan Meyer Wolfshiem and Americäs Game Coda: Of Habitus and Homecoming Notes Bibliography Index
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