Sport and the media in the UK: the long revolution?
Sport and the media in the UK: the long revolution?
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英国的体育和媒体：长期革命？
DOI：
10.1080/17430437.2010.510668
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发表时间：
2010
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影响因子：
1.4
通讯作者：
R. Boyle
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作者：
R. Boyle
“在我看来，我们正在经历一场漫长的革命，我们最好的描述只是部分解释。这是一场真正的革命，改变着人和制度;它不断地被数百万人的行动所扩展和深化，不断地受到明确的反应和习惯形式和思想的压力的不同程度的反对。然而，这是一场很难定义的革命，它的不平衡的行动发生在如此长的时间里，以至于几乎不可能不迷失在它异常复杂的过程中。1全球化、民族认同和仇外心理之间关系的辩证法在一项将三者结合在一起的公共活动中得到了生动的说明：足球。因为，由于全球电视，这项普遍流行的运动已经变成了一个世界性的资本主义工业联合体（尽管与其他全球商业活动相比，规模相对较小）。
‘It seems to me that we are living through a long revolution, which our best descriptions only in part interpret. It is a genuine revolution, transforming men and institutions; continually extended and deepened by the actions of millions, continually and variously opposed by explicit reaction and by the pressure of habitual forms and ideas. Yet it is a difficult revolution to define, and its uneven action is taking place over so long a period that it is almost impossible not to get lost in its exceptionally complicated process.’ 1 The dialectics of the relations between globalization, national identity and xenophobia are dramatically illustrated in the public activity that combines all three: football. For, thanks to global television, this universally popular sport has been transformed into a worldwide capitalist industrial complex (though, by comparison with other global business activities, of relatively modest size).2