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Book Review: Football Hooliganism: the Wider Context

If one is in the mood to ponder, there is much to ponder in this little book. It is however deficient in many, many ways, and it is a book to read in a library rather than buy. At £5" 75 it is much too expensive, for a start. None of her points is argued or illustrated by examples. The transition from the personal to the shared public world eludes her. The vague outlines of her ecological imagery require a great deal of filling in. Other movements that take 'social worlds', 'the social construction of reality', 'ecological psychology', and suchlike seriously are already engaged, I think, on many of the issues she raises, and she builds no bridges. She reminds us, though, that 'wonder is the genesis of knowledge', and I for one was glad to be so reminded.