内容

目次

The Future of Multi-Sport Mega Events Richard Cashman, University of NewSouth Wales Troping Along: A Historian's View of Olympic Scholarship DouglasBooth, University of Otago Citius, Altius, Fortius: A Critique and aReinterpetation Sigmund Loland, Norwegian Sports University, Oslo "What'sthe Difference between Propaganda for Tourism or for a Political Regime?" The1936 Olympics in World Perspective Arnd Krger, University of GttingenAccelerating Olympism: The Poetics and Problematics of Nano, Virtual, andCyborg Sport Technologies Synthia Sydnor, University of Illinois TheAesthetic Dimensions of Sport Soren Damkjaer, University of Copenhagen Drugsand the Olympics in the Context of Aesthetics Verner Moller, University ofSouth Denmark, Odense Olympic Legacies: Sport, Space and the Practices ofEveryday Life Douglas Brown, University of Alberta Olympism, Post-Humanismand the Spectacle of Race Ben Carrington, University of Brighton China andOlympism Susan Brownell, University of Missouri, St Louis The Global, thePopular and the Inter-Popular: Olympic Sport between Market, State and CivilSociety Henning Eichberg, IFO, Denmark Laying Olympism to Rest KevinWamsley, University of Western Ontario Sportive Nationalism in an Age ofGlobalization John Hoberman, University of Texas Making the World Safe forGlobal Capital? The Sydney 2000 Olympics Helen Lenskyj, University of TorontoThe Disneyfication of the Olympics: Selling the Spectacle Alan Tomlinson,University of Brighton