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Advocates of the public-parks movement saw them as

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According to Duany, Plater- Zyberg, and Speck, the continued emphasis on the private versus the ...

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What is the "social control" thesis in relation to sports spectatorship and recreational activities?

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Define the three component myths of the "baseball creed."

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Although Kucklick and Hutter agree on the symbolic importance of baseball for community ...

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In discussing the "game" as part of his theory of the development of the self, George Herbert Mead ...

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Hutter feels that the collective memory that city residents have of a baseball team is tied to the ...

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Because late-19th-century baseball drew primarily a sedate, middle-class crowd, it failed initially ...

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Baseball may be seen as one form of urban landmark that drew people together and became a symbolic ...

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Although the three components of the "baseball creed" are sometimes referred to as myths, Hutter ...

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The young men that May wrote about make choices about their lives based on the view that _________ ...

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The view that spectator sports emerged in cities in the second half of the 19th century because ...

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The rise of professional baseball coincided with the

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The function of the myth of baseball's rural origins and its linkage to rural and small-town America ...

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Sportswriters helped to enhance the image of baseball by deemphasizing

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Some scholars have advanced a "substitution theory" for the development of spectatorship in ...

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Professional baseball has always emphasized a largely mythical "baseball creed" in its effort to ...

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In treating "baseball as urban drama," Hutter integrates two types of historical analysis: social ...

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In the late 19th century, newspaper coverage increasingly linked the achievements of a city's ...

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In the late 19th century, boosterism and intercity baseball rivalries were connected in that they served to

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In studying 19th-century newspaper accounts of the victories of St. Louis over Chicago baseball ...

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In order to make baseball more attractive to the middle class, baseball owners

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If you wanted to understand baseball by examining the structures of sport ownership and control, the ...

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Hutter wants to broaden the analysis of organized baseball to see it as a form of entertainment in ...

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Hutter notes that baseball's success as a symbolic community representation was hindered by

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