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Pep Talk Klopp’s Heideggerianism [Simon Critchley] Taking the Field Introduction: Aesthetics, Poetics, Rhetoric, Soccer [Ridvan Askin, Catherine Diederich, and Aline Bieri] First Half: Aesthetics 1. Good Games as Athletic Beauty: Why Association Football is Rightly Called the Beautiful Game [Emily Ryall] 2. Appreciating the Not-Obviously-Beautiful Game [Adam Kadlac] 3. "England ‘Till I Die": Soccer, National Identity, and Contemporary Art [Daniel Haxall] 4. The Messianic Manager in Novels by David Peace [David Kilpatrick] Half Time: Poetics 5. The Man in the Dugout: Fictional Football Managers and the Politics of Resistance [Cyprian Piskurek] 6. The Importance of Trivial Oppositions in Football Fandom: The Narcissism of Minor Differences in Derby Games [Kristof K.P. Vanhoutte] 7. Stupidity in Football [Philip Schauss] Second Half: Rhetoric 8. "Caveman stuff": Ireland’s Soccer Struggle with Identity, Style, and Success [Michael O’Hara and Connell Vaughan] 9. The Beautiful and the Grim: British Cultural Discourses of the Eastern European Game [Blanka Blagojevic] 10. "Text Sex with Becks": Football Celebrities, Popular Press, and the Spectacle of Language [Jan Chovanec] 11. Multimodal Construction of Soccer-related Humor on Twitter and Instagram [Thomas Messerli and Di Yu] 12. Multilingualism in Football Teams [Eva Lavric and Jasmin Steiner]