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Basing his claims on more than 130 in-depth interviews with baseball fans from ages 10 to 80, the author arrives at some extraordinary conclusions about the prismatic richness of the fan's experience of baseball and its importance in his or her life. What these interviews suggest and what the author's introductory sections argue is that to its most ardent fans, baseball is not only a source of great and lasting pleasure, but an important socialising agent and a vital expression and determinant of character.

Produktbeschreibung
Basing his claims on more than 130 in-depth interviews with baseball fans from ages 10 to 80, the author arrives at some extraordinary conclusions about the prismatic richness of the fan's experience of baseball and its importance in his or her life. What these interviews suggest and what the author's introductory sections argue is that to its most ardent fans, baseball is not only a source of great and lasting pleasure, but an important socialising agent and a vital expression and determinant of character.
Autorenporträt
William Freedman, professor emeritus of English literature at the University of Haifa, currently teaches part time and serves on the board of governors of The Sakhnin College for Teacher Education in Sakhnin, Israel. He has published numerous books and essays of literary criticism and three books of poetry.