Lee C. Drickamer Knihy

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Oberlin College's pioneering role in physical education since the late 1800s is explored through the contributions of influential figures like Delphine Hanna. The authors, Lee C. Drickamer and Frederick D. Shults, provide a comprehensive history of the college's physical education and athletics programs, detailing the evolution of teams, facilities, and curricula. They examine themes such as the mind-body connection, the New Physical Education, and the growing focus on competitive success, highlighting Oberlin's ongoing commitment to societal change and health and wellness.

Balancing breadth and depth of coverage, this text is tailored to a one-semester mammalogy course appropriate for upper level undergraduates and graduate students with a basic background in vertebrate biology.

Unabridged edition to include: Introduction (What Jehovah, Eve, David & John say) Parts I (Wonders and Possibilities of the Human Body) II (The Bridge of Life) III (Optic Thalmus), and a Vision of Immortality at book's end -