Ethnicity, Identity, and Sport: The Persistence of Power
Ethnicity, Identity, and Sport: The Persistence of Power
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种族、身份和体育：权力的持久性
DOI：
10.1177/101269028802300201
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发表时间：
1987
影响因子：
2.3
通讯作者：
A. T. Cheska
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作者：
A. T. Cheska
西半球的印第安人一直抵制同化，尽管欧美盎格鲁人从15世纪到今天入侵和夺取了他们的土地。为了实现这一目标，印度人民通过归因于种族、语言、领土或政治独立、教育和宗教的特征以及服装和装饰、艺术、食物和体育活动中的审美文化模式来强调差异。印度群体通过几种方式传递他们坚持不懈的力量和力量：第一，通过与其他群体的社会谈判；第二，通过与彼此和自然的协同关系；第三，通过不断振兴、重新定义和重建种族。体育赛事提供了很好的背景，通过这些背景，这些关于权力的假设得以发挥。
Indians of the Western Hemisphere have resisted assimilation, in spite of the Euro- American Anglos who invaded and acquisitioned their lands from the 1500s to today. To accomplish this Indian peoples stress differences through ascribed characteristics of race, language, territorial or political independence, education, and religion as well as aesthetic cultural patterns in clothing and decoration, art, food, and sporting activities. Indian groups communicate their power of persistence and their persistence of power in several ways: first by social negotiations with other groups, second by synergistic relationships with each other and nature, and third by continual revitalization, re-definition, and reconstruction of ethnicity. Sporting events provide excellent contexts through which these assumptions of power are played out.