Titlebook: Cricket‘s Changing Ethos; Nobles, Nationalists Jon Gemmell Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018 Sporting discours

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2662-3404 element of sporting identity.Discusses social issues such a.This book examines historically how cricket was codified out of its variant folk-forms and then marketed with certain lessons sought to reinforce the values of a declining landed interest. It goes on to show how such values were then adapt

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-09827-8atistical analysis of the demise of Test cricket accompanied with some explanations. In addition, there are some examples of how India has exerted its influence on the world game, and some warnings for what the future holds.

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Erfahrungen in den Fallstudienregionen,he major cricketing nations is included to show how questions of leadership, elitism, and inequity affected them all. This chapter also records the emergence of women’s cricket and early attitudes to female sport.

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The Reality of Ethos: Segregation,he major cricketing nations is included to show how questions of leadership, elitism, and inequity affected them all. This chapter also records the emergence of women’s cricket and early attitudes to female sport.

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Forschungsdesign und Forschungsmethoden, rewards of ‘civilisation’. Gemmell looks at how subjects could be treated as equals on the cricket field, and then given inferior status in the wider society and the argument that the denial of rights was simply ‘not cricket’. It is then argued that this created a desire on the part of the ruled to defeat their ‘masters’ at their own game.

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Cricket‘s Changing Ethos978-3-319-76339-2Series ISSN 2662-3404 Series E-ISSN 2662-3412

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