Reconstructing Fame: Sport, Race, and Evolving Reputations
by Jack Lule, David C. Ogden, Joel Nathan Rosen
Reconstructing Fame explores the connections among sport, race, and evolving public reputations. The book offers a focused examination of how fame is shaped and reshaped, making it relevant to readers interested in athletics, cultural history, racial identity, and the social forces that influence remembrance.
About This Book
Reconstructing Fame examines the relationship between sport, race, and public reputation.
The book considers how fame evolves over time and how established reputations may be reassessed or reconstructed.
Its focus brings together questions of athletic culture, racial identity, and the ways public figures are remembered.
This title will interest readers studying sports, society, race, and the changing meaning of celebrity.
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