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Rugby, the secular religion of New Zealand : cultural horizons
de Francine Tolron In New Standpoints, 64 (mai 2015), p. 14-15 New Zealand is a remote, thinly populated, little-known, not at all conspicuous country, with one exception : rugby, its national sport and its world-famous national team, the All Blacks. Both have come to symbolise the country to such an extent that rugby means New Zealand and New Zealand means rugby. |
| Titre : | Rugby, the secular religion of New Zealand : cultural horizons (2015) |
| Auteurs : | Francine Tolron, Auteur |
| Type de document : | Article : texte imprimé |
| Dans : | New Standpoints (64, mai 2015) |
| Article : | p. 14-15 |
| Langues: | Anglais |
| Descripteurs : | Nouvelle-Zélande / rugby |
| Résumé : | New Zealand is a remote, thinly populated, little-known, not at all conspicuous country, with one exception : rugby, its national sport and its world-famous national team, the All Blacks. Both have come to symbolise the country to such an extent that rugby means New Zealand and New Zealand means rugby. |
| Nature du document : | documentaire |
