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Lawn-tennis. Exploring Tennis History, Techniques, and Legends
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- Nombre de pages73
- FormatePub
- ISBN406-4-06-618224-3
- EAN4064066182243
- Date de parution12/12/2019
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille1 Mo
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurGOOD PRESS
Résumé
In "Lawn-tennis, " James Dwight meticulously explores the burgeoning sport of lawn tennis during the late 19th century, a period marked by cultural shifts and increased leisure activities among the middle class. Through a blend of rich historical narrative and practical guidance, Dwight weaves an engaging account that not only outlines the rules and techniques of the game but also situates its rise within the socio-economic transformations of the time.
His prose is accessible yet insightful, catering to both aficionados of the sport and those unfamiliar, reflecting the burgeoning interest in tennis as a new social pastime. James Dwight, a prominent figure in early American sports culture, was instrumental in popularizing lawn tennis in the United States. His background as a skilled player and an advocate for athletic pursuits rendered him uniquely qualified to write on the subject.
Influenced by his education and experiences in late 19th-century America, Dwight sought to institutionalize the game and promote its benefits as a healthy, engaging activity for all. His passion and expertise are evident throughout the text, lending it both authenticity and authority. For readers interested in sports history, social dynamics, or even just the joy of tennis itself, "Lawn-tennis" is a thoughtful and informative work that captures the essence of a vibrant era.
By delving into Dwight's insights, modern readers will gain a deeper appreciation for the game's evolution and its role in shaping social interactions. This book is an invaluable resource for both tennis enthusiasts and historians alike.
His prose is accessible yet insightful, catering to both aficionados of the sport and those unfamiliar, reflecting the burgeoning interest in tennis as a new social pastime. James Dwight, a prominent figure in early American sports culture, was instrumental in popularizing lawn tennis in the United States. His background as a skilled player and an advocate for athletic pursuits rendered him uniquely qualified to write on the subject.
Influenced by his education and experiences in late 19th-century America, Dwight sought to institutionalize the game and promote its benefits as a healthy, engaging activity for all. His passion and expertise are evident throughout the text, lending it both authenticity and authority. For readers interested in sports history, social dynamics, or even just the joy of tennis itself, "Lawn-tennis" is a thoughtful and informative work that captures the essence of a vibrant era.
By delving into Dwight's insights, modern readers will gain a deeper appreciation for the game's evolution and its role in shaping social interactions. This book is an invaluable resource for both tennis enthusiasts and historians alike.