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Sporting Cultures, 1650–1850 / Frontmatter -- Contents -- Illustrations -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Part One: Classical Lineages -- What Is Sport? Arts of Rural Sport and the Art of Poetry, 1650–1800 -- Funeral Games: Ludic Events, Imperial Violence, Authorial Encounters -- Fencing and the Market in Aristocratic Masculinity -- Part Two: Sporting Animals and Their Uses -- Turf Wars: Violence, Politics, and the Newmarket Riot of 1751 -- Animals as Heroes of the Hunt -- Horse Racing in Early Colonial Algeria: From Anglophilia to Arabomania -- Part Three: The Mediation of Sports -- Sport and the Body Politic: Athletic Competitions in Rousseau’s Republican Theory -- Writing Fighting/Fighting Writing: Jon Badcock and the Conflicted Nature of Sports Journalism in the Regency -- At Play in the Mountains: The Development of British Mountaineering in the Romantic Period -- Part Four: The Sporting Body -- Sports, Recreation, and Medicine in Sixteenth- to Eighteenth-Century Italy and France -- Healing Hysteric Bodies: Women and Physical Exercise in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries -- “The Physical Powers of Man”: The Emergence of Physical Training in the Eighteenth Century -- What is Training? -- Pilgrim, Pundit, Photographer, Spy: The Ambiguous Origins of Himalayan Mountaineering -- Bibliography -- Contributors -- Index |
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