Give and Go Rhys Jones

Give and Go Rhys JonesA pickup basketball player looks at the pickup game as a distinctive culture using both personal experience and cultural studies theory. From the city courts of Harlem to the church halls of Indiana, pickup basketball culture is intensely local and reflects the histories and identities of its players. In Give and Go, Thomas Mc Laughlin examines how players put into play a loose set of values and ethical styles that influence how they think, feel,

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and it also provides ideas for incorporating these memoirs into lessons on history

culture and the everyday

ethnographic

and students' relationships with faculty and advisors

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Family law is a site of social conflict and the erasure of non-traditional families

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Addresses strategies to reform advance care planning

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