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[H] Scholarly Articles on Sports Trash Talk

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ZeromuS Canada13394 Posts June 26 2011 20:27 GMT #1 Hello, This is my way of crowdsourcing an answer to a small problem I am having regarding my thesis. I need to find articles on trash talk in sports and while it goes alright for me initially I would like to have some help in a particular way. I am looking to discover an academic author who is seminal with regards to sports sociology as a field of study and who has done research on things like trash talk in sports. If you know anyone who is studying sports psychology or sociology in University or college maybe you can just ask them about the topic. All I need is a name of an author whom I can track down myself. Perhaps if you yourself have a professor interested in the topic let me know who they are and what university they teach it and I can hopefully contact them for some information. I go to University of Ottawa in Ottawa Canada and the school has a strong reputation in human kinetics and the biosciences with regards to sports but is not sociologically strong with regards to sports and leisure studies so I have hit a wall as far as local faculty goes. Any help is greatly appreciated Thanks!

Dubzex United States6994 Posts June 26 2011 22:43 GMT #2 Ask your University's librarian to help you. They probably know better sources than us.

Servius_Fulvius United States947 Posts June 26 2011 23:06 GMT #3 I ran a google scholar search and came back with these: http://www.examiner.com/sports-culture-and-psychology-in-national/trash-talking-sports-should-there-be-paramaters I think the article was posted in some form of news media because the language is fairly simple. The author, Chris Stankovich, seems well-versed in the science behind sports and perhaps has other academic pursuits regarding sociology. http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/08824099909388723?journalCode=rcrr20 This one is definitely an academic article about verbal aggression in sports. The second listed author was an assistant professor in communications at the time and might have done more work. Otherwise, I agree with Dubzex - consult a librarian. They can hook you up with resources better than google scholar.

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