More Than Just a Game: Sports in American Life Since 1945 (Columbia Histories of Modern American Life)
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More Than Just a Game: Sports in American Life Since 1945 (Columbia Histories of Modern American Life)

by Kathryn Jay

Sports History
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In More Than Just a Game, Kathryn Jay explores the integral role sports have played in shaping American life since 1945. As part of the Columbia Histories of Modern American Life series, this work examines how athletics intersect with cultural, social, and historical developments in postwar United States, revealing their deeper impact beyond mere recreation.

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More Than Just a Game examines the role of sports in American life following World War II. It traces the evolution of athletic pursuits within the broader context of modern American history.

The book highlights how sports have influenced social dynamics, economic developments, and cultural narratives since 1945. It is part of the Columbia Histories of Modern American Life series, offering scholarly insights into everyday experiences.

Through historical analysis, the narrative connects sports to larger societal changes, providing a comprehensive view of their significance in postwar America.

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