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  1. Terra ludus
    a novel about media, gender and sport
    Author: Bruce, Toni
    Published: [2016]
    Publisher:  Sense Publishers, Rotterdam

    CHAPTER 20: NO REST FOR THE WICKEDCHAPTER 21: TERRA AUSTRALIA; CHAPTER 22: BACK TO TERRA LUDUS; CHAPTER 23: THE GAME; CHAPTER 24: AFTERMATH; CHAPTER 25: TRAVELLING; CHAPTER 26: DOWN THE RUNWAY; CHAPTER 27: CHANGE; CHAPTER 28: GOING HOME; CHAPTER 29:... more

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    CHAPTER 20: NO REST FOR THE WICKEDCHAPTER 21: TERRA AUSTRALIA; CHAPTER 22: BACK TO TERRA LUDUS; CHAPTER 23: THE GAME; CHAPTER 24: AFTERMATH; CHAPTER 25: TRAVELLING; CHAPTER 26: DOWN THE RUNWAY; CHAPTER 27: CHANGE; CHAPTER 28: GOING HOME; CHAPTER 29: COMING BACK; CHAPTER 30: RECOVERY?; CHAPTER 31: IT'S ALL ALRIGHT; CHAPTER 32: THE FINAL; SUGGESTED CLASSROOM AND BOOK CLUB USE; DISCUSSION OR HOMEWORK QUESTIONS; CREATIVE WRITING ASSIGNMENTS; PERFORMANCE ACTIVITIES; ABOUT THE AUTHOR. PRAISE FOR TERRA LUDUS; TABLE OF CONTENTS; PREFACE; ABOUT THIS BOOK; THE AUDIENCE; REFERENCES; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; CHAPTER 1: END OF AN ERA; CHAPTER 2: REAL LIFE?; CHAPTER 3: FRIENDS; CHAPTER 4: SPEAKING OUT; CHAPTER 5: VID WORLD; CHAPTER 6: THE MEETING; CHAPTER 7: BACK TO NORMALITY?; CHAPTER 8: EAT SHIT AND DIE; CHAPTER 9: THREAT; CHAPTER 10: GETTING READY; CHAPTER 11: BACK ON THE COURT; CHAPTER 12: TRAINING; CHAPTER 13: THE ANNOUNCEMENT; CHAPTER 14: PR; CHAPTER 15: WARNING; CHAPTER 16: AUTHENTICITY; CHAPTER 17: DOWNTIME; CHAPTER 18: MORE SUPPORT; CHAPTER 19: REACTIONS. Set in the near future, Terra Ludus follows a group of friends as their lives are turned upside down by the downstream effects of the actions of the protagonist, Daniela Bartoli. Five years after the professional International Women's Basketball League is unceremoniously dumped by its parent men's organization, Daniela is working in Los Angeles as a freelance journalist and playing regular weekend pick-up games with her friends Mike, Constantin, Dominic and Simeon. Her relatively simple life changes almost overnight after her vlog, challenging a powerful media corporation to step up and broadcast women's basketball, goes viral. The publicity sets off a chain reaction that brings the sport back into international prominence and sucks Daniela into a vortex of media and public visibility that leads her to question what is really important. In an imagined context where all professional sport takes place in a single country --something like a permanent Olympic Games -- we follow a cast of characters with very different viewpoints on a roller-coaster, year-long, journey as they adjust to the new women's league. Although fictional, Terra Ludus is grounded in decades of researching, theorizing, teaching and writing about women's sport and media representation. Terra Ludus can be read entirely for pleasure or used as supplemental reading in courses in sport, media, gender, communication, journalism, sociology, creative writing, performance, physical education and cultural studies. "Toni Bruce turns her keen literary eye on the spectacular failure of sport studies scholars and activists to convince mainstream sports media to increase coverage of women's sport. Her gripping story turns this narrative on its head, and shows all of us how things could be different. Terra Ludus shows us how to move forward. This is the power of storytelling." Norman K. Denzin, Ph. D., University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign "Using popular culture pedagogically to think about popular culture and power, Terra Ludus is a valuable tool for critical thought." Lawrence Grossberg, Ph. D., University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill "Terra Ludus is a sine qua non tale about Third Wave Feminism. Set in a future society, it asks: What could happen if dominant ideas about women, sports, sexuality, ethnicity and the media left-over from the Twentieth-Century are challenged head-on by women athletes? Finding out will keep readers reading, students buzzing." Laurel Richardson, Ph. D., The Ohio Sta ...

     

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    Source: Union catalogues
    Language: English
    Media type: Ebook
    Format: Online
    ISBN: 9789463007702; 9463007709
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    Series: Social fictions series ; 21
    Subjects: Mass media and sports; Sports journalism; Sex discrimination in sports; Women athletes; FICTION ; General; Mass media and sports; Sex discrimination in sports; Sports journalism; Women athletes; Fiction
    Scope: 1 Online-Ressource (xv, 227 pages)
  2. Terra Ludus
    A Novel about Media, Gender and Sport
    Author: Bruce, Toni
    Published: 2016
    Publisher:  SensePublishers, Rotterdam

    Set in the near future, Terra Ludus follows a group of friends as their lives are turned upside down by the downstream effects of the actions of the protagonist, Daniela Bartoli. Five years after the professional International Women’s Basketball... more

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    Set in the near future, Terra Ludus follows a group of friends as their lives are turned upside down by the downstream effects of the actions of the protagonist, Daniela Bartoli. Five years after the professional International Women’s Basketball League is unceremoniously dumped by its parent men’s organization, Daniela is working in Los Angeles as a freelance journalist and playing regular weekend pick-up games with her friends Mike, Constantin, Dominic and Simeon. Her relatively simple life changes almost overnight after her vlog, challenging a powerful media corporation to step up and broadcast women’s basketball, goes viral. The publicity sets off a chain reaction that brings the sport back into international prominence and sucks Daniela into a vortex of media and public visibility that leads her to question what is really important. In an imagined context where all professional sport takes place in a single country -something like a permanent Olympic Games - we follow a cast of characters with very different viewpoints on a roller-coaster, year-long, journey as they adjust to the new women’s league. Although fictional, Terra Ludus is grounded in decades of researching, theorizing, teaching and writing about women’s sport and media representation. Terra Ludus can be read entirely for pleasure or used as supplemental reading in courses in sport, media, gender, communication, journalism, sociology, creative writing, performance, physical education and cultural studies. “Toni Bruce turns her keen literary eye on the spectacular failure of sport studies scholars and activists to convince mainstream sports media to increase coverage of women’s sport. Her gripping story turns this narrative on its head, and shows all of us how things could be different. Terra Ludus shows us how to move forward. This is the power of storytelling.” Norman K. Denzin, Ph.D., University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign “Using popular culture pedagogically to think about popular culture and power, Terra Ludus is a valuable tool for critical thought.” Lawrence Grossberg, Ph.D., University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill “Terra Ludus is a sine qua non tale about Third Wave Feminism. Set in a future society, it asks: What could happen if dominant ideas about women, sports, sexuality, ethnicity and the media left-over from the Twentieth-Century are challenged head-on by women athletes? Finding out will keep readers reading, students buzzing.” Laurel Richardson, ... Preface -- Acknowledgements -- End of an Era -- Real Life? -- Friends -- Speaking Out -- Vid World -- The Meeting -- Back to Normality? -- Eat Shit and Die -- Threat -- Getting Ready -- Back on the Court -- Training -- The Announcement -- PR -- Warning -- Authenticity -- Downtime -- More Support -- Reactions -- No Rest for the Wicked -- Terra Australia -- Back to Terra Ludus -- The Game -- Aftermath -- Travelling -- Down the Runway -- Change -- Going Home -- Coming Back -- Recovery? -- It’s All Alright -- The Final -- Suggested Classroom and Book Club Use -- Discussion or Homework Questions -- Creative Writing Assignments -- Performance Activities -- About the Author

     

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    Source: Union catalogues
    Language: English
    Media type: Ebook
    Format: Online
    ISBN: 9789463007702
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    Series: Educational Research E-Books Online, Collection 2005-2017, ISBN: 9789004394001
    Social Fictions Series
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    Subjects: Mass media and sports; Sex discrimination in sports; Sports journalism; Education
    Scope: Online-Ressource (XVI, 228 p, online resource)
  3. Terra Ludus
    A Novel about Media, Gender and Sport
    Author: Bruce, Toni
    Published: 2016
    Publisher:  Brill | Sense, Leiden, ; Brill, Boston

    Set in the near future, Terra Ludus follows a group of friends as their lives are turned upside down by the downstream effects of the actions of the protagonist, Daniela Bartoli. Five years after the professional International Women's Basketball... more

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    Set in the near future, Terra Ludus follows a group of friends as their lives are turned upside down by the downstream effects of the actions of the protagonist, Daniela Bartoli. Five years after the professional International Women's Basketball League is unceremoniously dumped by its parent men's organization, Daniela is working in Los Angeles as a freelance journalist and playing regular weekend pick-up games with her friends Mike, Constantin, Dominic and Simeon. Her relatively simple life changes almost overnight after her vlog, challenging a powerful media corporation to step up and broadcast women's basketball, goes viral. The publicity sets off a chain reaction that brings the sport back into international prominence and sucks Daniela into a vortex of media and public visibility that leads her to question what is really important. In an imagined context where all professional sport takes place in a single country-something like a permanent Olympic Games-we follow a cast of characters with very different viewpoints on a roller-coaster, year-long, journey as they adjust to the new women's league. Although fictional, Terra Ludus is grounded in decades of researching, theorizing, teaching and writing about women's sport and media representation. Terra Ludus can be read entirely for pleasure or used as supplemental reading in courses in sport, media, gender, communication, journalism, sociology, creative writing, performance, physical education and cultural studies.

     

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    Source: Union catalogues
    Language: English
    Media type: Ebook
    Format: Online
    ISBN: 9789463007702
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    Series: Social Fictions Series; ; v. 21
    Educational Research E-Books Online, Collection 2005-2017, ISBN: 9789004394001
    Scope: 1 Online-Ressource
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    Includes bibliographical references and index.