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Hutter focuses on baseball as a shared social world and as a(n)

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Baseball's myth of social integration suggested that baseball, and other sports and recreational ...

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Baseball teams started to encourage women to attend games in the late 19th century to

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Baseball as urban drama is often seen, by newspapers and some scholars, as

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Although he shares Kucklick's view on the importance of sites such as baseball stadiums as foci for ...

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With the increasing privatization of the family in the 19th century, department stores provided ...

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What amenities for women did downtown department stores provide?

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Malls and giant "category buster" stores contribute to the economic decline of downtowns and their ...

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In examining the significance of shopping in shaping urban America, and specifically to shopping in ...

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How do downtown stores and neighborhood stores differ in the types of community identification that ...

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The title of Stoller's book, Money Has No Smell, refers to the ability of West African street ...

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Shopping malls are usually found only in suburbia and not in cities.

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One of the perspectives that Hutter uses to understand shopping focuses on macrolevel factors.

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Malls appear to be public places, but legally they are private places.

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In the last 15 years, there has been a resurgence of inner-city neighborhoods in many American cities.

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Zukin argues that a major factor contributing to the revitalization of inner cities in recent decades is

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Zukin and Cohen's analyses of the broad pattern in which shopping and consumerism become linchpins ...

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Which of the following is NOT one of the four positive trends contributing to the revitalization of ...

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Throughout much of the early 20th century, the U Street corridor was the _________ area for the ...

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Stone identified the women he characterized as ________ shoppers as those who defined shopping as ...

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Some scholars argue that the exclusion of women from the urban public world was due to the ...

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Neighborhood stores would be among the variety of public places that, according to Oldenburg, host ...

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Jane Jacobs identified two models of urban planning. One model focused on the importance of order, ...

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In spite of the 19th-century privatization of the lives of middle- and upper-class women and their ...

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Hutter uses two orienting perspectives to analyze the roles of shopping and spectator sports. The ...

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