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Joyce Carol Oates explores the world of professional boxing, examining the subject from many angles: boxing as metaphor, spectacle and history, boxing as seen in literature and film and by women. The author chronicles many famous figures such as Jack Dempsey, Barry McGuigan, Joe Louis and others. Oates writes of "stiffs and bums" who make a living out of losing and the big-earning champs like Ali who made $70 million with his fists. She explores boxing's links with racism and the violent streets - long the recruiting ground ...

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On Boxing 1997, Bloomsbury Publishing PLC, London

ISBN-13: 9780747537663

New edition

Paperback

On Boxing 1994, Harpperen

ISBN-13: 9780880013857

Expanded edition

Trade paperback

On Boxing 1988, Zebra Books

ISBN-13: 9780821723708

Mass-market paperback

On Boxing 1988, Pan Books, London

ISBN-13: 9780330303422

Mass-market paperback

On Boxing 1987, Doubleday Books, Garden City, NY

ISBN-13: 9780385238908

Hardcover

On boxing 1987, Dolphin/Doubleday, Garden City, N.Y.

ISBN-13: 9780385239424

Hardcover