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不久前,继香港游泳教练会刘佐新先生之后,旅居加拿大的熊开发、潘静娴夫妇再次赠送我刊《Swimming even faster》一书,并强调该书是加拿大教练向他推荐的一部十分有价值的游泳教科书,希望对我国教练有所帮助。为此,我刊将继续刊载该部著作的第十八章,拟分4次刊载完毕,后三部分内容分别为：“爬泳划速与游速分析”、“爬泳易犯错误”、“爬泳技术练习及呼吸方式”。 相似文献
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Iain Adams 《国际体育史杂志》2013,30(11-12):1395-1415
Historians know that any mention of football and World War I will involve discussions of the Christmas truces of 1914 and the mythical football match between British and German troops. Many British soldiers denied that any truce had occurred let alone a football match. However, while there is indisputable evidence of truces, triangulating proof of football has been elusive. In this paper, a case study of the British 2/Argylls and the German 133/Saxons is developed. The underlying reasons behind the truce are discussed and why some combatants, in the short break from trying to kill each other, probably played football, even though certainly not as the formal match of popular imagination. It is argued that the truce was a result of unique circumstances and was not an overwhelmingly inspirational moment for the majority of troops involved; they all returned to the fighting. Most participants on both sides of the truce probably regarded it as an unexpected holiday and some availed themselves of the opportunity to play their favourite game. The paper concludes by examining recent commemorative events of Christmas 1914 and how they may have contributed to the myth of ‘The Football Match’. 相似文献
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Christine O’Bonsawin 《国际体育史杂志》2017,34(5-6):420-426
AbstractThe academy has not been a safe haven for Indigenous bodies, nor the epistemologies, methodologies, and practices we bring into such spaces. The omission of Indigenous views from standard historical accounts was (and remains) an essential part of asserting colonial ideologies and to the mission of colonization. There is much work to be done in the field of sport history and as an Indigenous person and sport historian, I hope to contribute to the rewriting and rerighting of sport history, in support of the larger process of decolonization. Indigenous studies is a place where I can engage in practices premised on reciprocal responsibilities, and it is a space where I feel there are substantial and urgent contributions to be made. 相似文献