Sport and Spectacle in the Ancient World Human-computer interaction she has little to do

she has little to do but examine the strange wallpaper that surrounds her - and appears to shift before her very eyes

no-frills' SUNDAY TIMES

1 NEW YORK TIMES & SUNDAY TIMES TOP TEN BESTSELLER

Pulitzer Prize-winner Charles Duhigg explained why we do what we do

Flanagan discovers himself through sport

Sport and Spectacle in the Ancient World Human-computer interaction she has little to doThis is without a doubt the single best overview of ancient sport. Donald Kyle delivers a clear, lively, and detailed account that reflects his unmatched erudition and insight. Paul Christesen, Department of Classics, Dartmouth College "Kyle furnishes a sophisticated and lucid account of sport and spectacle as important cultural phenomena in antiquity. Especially insightful is his treatment of both Greek and Roman sport as spectacle. Most welcome too