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Journal Article
Teaching the Sociology of Sport: Using a Comic Strip in the Classroom
1997
Overview
Observes that contemporary sociology pays little attention to the narrative and graphic aspects of comic strips. Presents classroom experiences using \"Gil Thorpe,\" a comic strip with an ongoing storyline about suburban high school athletics, and gives reasons for the effectiveness of this instructional tool in the sociology of sport. (DSK)
Publisher
American Sociological Association
Subject
/ Baseball
/ Cartoons
/ Comics
/ Fiction
/ History and organization of sociology
/ History, theory and methodology
/ Ideology
/ Notes on Using Literary Tools
/ Organization of profession, research and teaching. Deontology. Sociology of sociology. Epistemology
/ Parents
/ Pedagogy
/ Role
/ Sports
/ Students
/ Teaching
/ USA
/ Values
/ Writers
