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Table of Contents
Acknowledgments vi Introduction by Edward J. Rielly 1
Archival Research: Using Documentary Records to Touch All the Bases (John A. Vernon) 3
Business: Applying Modern Financial Principles to the Babe Ruth Purchase (Michael Haupert, Kenneth Winter and Lise Graham) 19
Cultural Studies: Baseball in American Culture: A Sociocultural History of Baseball (Alar Lipping) 27
Educational Partnerships: Times, Traditions, and Technology—Teaching the Negro Leagues (Raymond Doswell, Gerald D. Bailey and Dan Lumley) 33
Experiential Learning: Journal of a Journey—Teaching Baseball on the Road (E. Michael Brady) 40
Film: O’Brien to Ryan to Goldberg—Fact, Fiction, and Cultural Stereotyping in Baseball Films (Rob Edelman) 51
Film: Baseball Cinema in the Classroom (George Grella) 61
History: Using Baseball to Teach U.S. History Since the Civil War (Jerry Rodnitzky) 69
History: Baseball and American Culture—A Seminar (William M. Simons) 77
Labor Relations: As Many Strikes as It Takes—Using Baseball to Teach Labor Relations (Karen S. Koziara) 87
Law: Even the Best Lawyers Must Know Baseball (Roger I. Abrams) 95
Law: “Legal Baseball” in the Law School Curriculum—The Contracts Example (C. Paul Rogers III) 104
Literature: Baseball Literature for General Education (Gary Gray and Gary Land) 113
Literature and Grammar: Baseball in the English Curriculum (Edward J. Rielly) 125
Native American History: More than a Game—Teaching American Indian History through Baseball (C. Richard King) 131
Philosophy: Baseball and Philosophy? “Let’s Go to the Video Tape!” (Eric Bronson) 137
Public Speaking: The Rhetoric of Baseball—Citizenship and the Public Speaking Classroom (Michael L. Butterworth) 145
Race Studies: Redefining the Narrative—Effa Manley, Jackie Robinson, and the Integration of Baseball (Robert Cvornyek) 151
Race Studies: Teaching Social Justice by Examining the Desegregation of Baseball (Joe Marren) 159
Social History: American Vice and Teaching Baseball History (Kevin Grace) 169
About the Contributors 179 Index 185
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