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This
new volume is now available from LSA Publications.
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Leisure
Cultures:
Investigations in Sport, Media and Technology
LSA Publication
No. 79
eds. Scott
Fleming and Ian Jones
ISBN 0 906337 90 9; paperback, 233pp
Non member ~
£36 (+p/p)
LSA Corporate (institutional) member ~ £31 (+p/p
LSA Individual (private) member ~ £26 (+p/p
Payment may
be made by credit card or by cheque.
Please contact LSA Publications for purchase details:
e-mail mcfee@solutions-inc.co.uk
The Chelsea School,
University of Brighton
Eastbourne BN20 8AS (UK)
Other volumes
in this series:
76 Sport Tourism: Principles
and Practice
77 Leisure
Studies: Trends in Theory and Research
78 Partnerships in Leisure: Sport, Tourism
and Management
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LSA
No. 79 Contents
- Leisure Cultures:
Investigations in Sport, Media and Technology ~ Introduction
. . . Scott Fleming and Ian Jones
Section One
- The Gendering
of Computer Gaming: Experience and Space
. . . Jo Bryce and Jason Rutter
- The Global,
the Local and the Subcultural: Virtual Communities and Popular
Music in Singapore
. . . Yasser Mattar
- "These
are the Voyages ": Issues Around Interaction in Real and
Virtual Space Environments in Leisure
. . . Lesley Lawrence
Section Two
- Research with
the Gloves On ~ An 'Insiders' Knowledge in the Critique of Competitive
Boxing in England
. . . Alex Stewart
- Consuming Images
of Lifestyle Sports
. . . Belinda Wheaton and Becky Beal
- 'Fair Play'
in Elite Women's Field Hockey: An Ethnographic Case-study
. . . Scott Fleming and Alison Williams
Section Three
- The Culture
of Market-Oriented and Televised Soccer in Israel: A State of
Anomie
. . . Natan Uriely and Abraham Mehrez
- Leisure and
the Civilising Process: A Case Study of the Herts Advertiser,
1900-2000
. . . Ian Jones
- Leisure Constraint
Factors on the Recreational Sporting Activities of Participants
and Non-participants in Iran
. . . Mohammad Ehsani
Section Four
- Sport, Body
Performance and the Maintenance of 'Exclusive Masculinity'
. . . Ian Wellard
- Social Comparison
and Self-Conscious Emotion: A Functional Perspective
. . . Simon Dalley
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