The four minute mythology: Documenting drama on film and television

Sport in History

Volumn 26, Issue 2, 2006, Pages 263-279

  Whannel, Garry ^a  

^a UNIVERSITY OF BEDFORDSHIRE   (United Kingdom)

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EID: 85011189589     PISSN: 17460263     EISSN: 17460271     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1080/17460260600786922     Document Type: Article

References (20)

1. Roland Barthes, S/Z (London, 1974).
2. Garry Whannel, Fields in vision: Television sport and cultural transformation (London, 1992).
3. Whannel, Fields in vision
4. Garry Whannel, ‘Televising sport: The archaeology of a professional practice’, in Leisure, politics, planning, people, the media and cultural art forms, 5 (Brighton, 1989).
5. Roger Bannister, The first four minutes (London, 1955).
6. Bodyline, (1984)
7. True Blue, (1996), Film produced by Booker Entertainment, Channel Four Films, Film and General Productions and Rafford Films.
8. Garry Whannel, Media sports stars, masculinities and moralities (London, 2002).
9. Garry Whannel, ‘Pregnant with Anticipation: The Pre-History of Television Sport and the Politics of Recycling and Preservation’, International Journal of Cultural Studies, 8, 4 (2005), pp. 405-426.
10. Raymond Williams, TV technology and cultural form (London, 1974), pp. 9-32.
11. Manuel Castells, The informational city (Oxford, 1989).
12. Peter Dimmock, ‘Television outside broadcasts’, BBC lunchtime lecture, 2 Oct. 1968, p. 3 (London, 1968).
13. Marshall McLuhan, Understanding media (London, 1964).
14. Castells, The informational city.
15. Stuart Hall, TV as a medium and its relation to culture (CCCS paper) (Birmingham, 1975).
16. Garry Whannel, ‘Grandstand, the sports fan and the family audience’, in J. Corner, ed., Popular television in Britain: studies in cultural history (London, 1991).
17. David Cardiff and Paddy Scannel, The social foundations of British broadcasting (London, 1981).
18. Raymond Williams, The long revolution (London, 1961).
19. Garry Whannel, ‘History is being made: Television sport and their selective tradition’, in R. Jackson and T. McPhail, eds., The Olympic movement and the mass media (Calgary, 1989).
20. The Times (London), 7 May 1954.