Sport, Professionalism and Pain: Ethnographies of Injury and Risk

P. David Howe

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Physical Education and Sports Studies Sports, Gender, and Society Sports injuries and prevention

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Drawing upon cutting-edge research findings David Howe develops a new theory of the link between medicine, the body and culture and asks whether the athlete or the administrator has more control over the body of the sportsperson.

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