Ball Don't Lie: Myth, Genealogy, and Invention in the Cultures of Basketball (Sporting)
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Ball Don't Lie: Myth, Genealogy, and Invention in the Cultures of Basketball (Sporting)

by Yago Colás

Sports Cultural Studies
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Ball Don't Lie explores basketball as more than a game, examining the myths, genealogies, and inventions that surround it. Yago Colás offers a cultural and historical perspective on how basketball is understood, remembered, and represented within the societies and traditions that give the sport its meaning.

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Ball Don't Lie examines basketball through the connected ideas of myth, genealogy, and invention.

The book considers how basketball operates within broader cultures of meaning, memory, and interpretation.

Its focus extends beyond the game itself to the stories and frameworks that shape how basketball is understood.

Written by Yago Colás, this work offers a cultural and historical perspective on the sport.

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