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Introduction : sports and American literature | ||
Batters and archetypes : baseball as trope in mid-century American literature | 3 | |
"War ... may hasten this change of values" : the World War II-era writings of John R. Tunis | 15 | |
"Partway there" : the Mexican league and American conflict in Mark Winegardner's The Veracruz blues | 29 | |
"The machine-language of the muscles" : reading, sport, and the self in Infinite jest | 41 | |
White S(ox) vs. Indians : sports and unresolved cultural conflict in Native American fiction | 53 | |
Basketball's demands in Paul Beatty's The white boy shuffle | 63 | |
"Fairways of his imagination" : golf and social status in F. Scott Fitzgerald's fiction | 75 | |
Dualism and the quest for wholeness in Ama Bontemps's God sends Sunday | 87 | |
The female voice in American sports literature and the quest for a female sporting identity | 99 | |
"Monsters" and "face queens" in Harry Crews's Body | 111 | |
Hypermasculinity and sport in James Dickey's Deliverance | 121 | |
The football elegies of James Dickey and Randall Jarrell : hegemonic masculinity versus the "semifeminine mind" | 131 | |
Dancing with the bulls : engendering competition in Hemingway's The sun also rises and Silko's Ceremony | 143 | |
Fouling out the American pastoral : rereading Philip Roth's The great American novel | 157 | |
"And drive them from the temple" : baseball and the prophet in Eric Rolfe Greenberg's The celebrant | 169 | |
"The mob of carefree men and boys" : Vanity of Duluoz and Kerouac's panoramic consciousness | 179 | |
"And that's the ball game!" : cognitive linguistics, the Life is a game metaphor and the late twentieth-century southern novel | 191 |
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