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“Munster calls for theorists to consider digital studies through transversal technological studies, where a diagram of intersecting lines curves through code, silicon, aesthetics, embodiment, society, and economics. Munster's baroque theory of digital media has substantial applications here and should be a useful addition to current digital theory.” —Rhizomes University of New Hampshire Press “This is an enormously rich book, impossible to summarize briefly, well worth exploring, not only by the many fans of Emily Dickinson's poetry, but anyone interested in cultural history and the development of American society.” —Feminist Review “…their years of experience are coming together in a book, "Freshwater Fish of the Northeast." Written by David, a former Billerica resident, and illustrated by Matt, the book serves as a who's-who of over 60 lake and river-dwelling species of fish, from the largemouth bass to the northern pike.” —Monadnock Ledger-Transcript |
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mericans, brought up playing or watching sports, absorb the notions of fair play not simply as integral themes of sportsmanship on the field, but also as values they try to carry into their everyday lives. In this accessible and fascinating look at law and sports, Roger I. Abrams shines the lights on the uniquely complex and important legal issues that face both amateur and professional athletes. 
