In “Glorious Disarray”: The Literature of American Sport History

Struna, Nancy L.

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“…During the next two decades, she also contributed a historiography of physical education and sport histories, presented the 1989 C. H. McCloy Research Lecture published by RQ, wrote a history of Harvard's anatomy and physiology program, and contributed several biographies of the founders of human movement studies (Park, 1983(Park, , 1990(Park, , 1992. Under Park's section editorship, the RQ published work by well regarded sports historians such as Nancy Struna (1981Struna ( , 1985 and Dennis Brailsford (1984).…”

Section: Recent Trends In Rq Histories: the 1980s To The Presentmentioning

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Sociology, History, and Philosophy inThe Research Quarterly

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Dyreson

Kretchmar

2005

Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport

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The accounts of our subdiscipline's contributions to The Research Quarterly are similar. Sociology, history, and philosophy operate at some distance from the biological sciences. The research methods used by scholars in each of our domains address distinctive issues related to objectivity and, thus, validity. Our contributions to The Research Quarterly have been modest, numbering about 240 articles, or slightly over 3 per volume. In short, we have enjoyed only a minority presence in The Research Quarterly during its 75 years of existence. Our stories, however, also diverge in important ways. Our research methods are different, and our relationships with our parent disciplines are not the same. In addition, our perceptions of The Research Quarterly as a potential repository for our respective publications vary considerably.

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Section: Recent Trends In Rq Histories: the 1980s To The Presentmentioning

confidence: 96%

Sociology, History, and Philosophy inThe Research Quarterly

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Dyreson

Kretchmar

2005

Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport

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Transtemporal sport histories; or, rethinking the ‘invention’ of American basketball

Clevenger

2019

Sport in Society

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Selling Permissible Violence

Hutchins

Phillips

1997

International Review for the Sociology of Sport

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This study uses figurational theory to analyse the articulations between standards of violence control and commodification in Australian rugby league between 1970 and 1995. It is argued that the interdependent social processes of violence regulation and commodification cannot be reduced to a simple cause-and-effect mechanism. Instead, it is imperative to comprehend that myriad social processes interweave to produce fluctuating standards of violence. The major social processes that are addressed include TV, technization, surveillance technologies, judicial structures, negative and positive feedback cycles, marketing and tension-balance.

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In “Glorious Disarray”: The Literature of American Sport History

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Sociology, History, and Philosophy inThe Research Quarterly

Sociology, History, and Philosophy inThe Research Quarterly

Transtemporal sport histories; or, rethinking the ‘invention’ of American basketball

Selling Permissible Violence

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