This book examines the changing meanings and significance of the physical form among the Anglo-Saxons from 1880 to 1920. It brings together the many areas in which the physical form was featured, from photography through literature, frontier wars, violent sports, and the global circus.
This book examines the changing meanings and significance of the physical form among the Anglo-Saxons from 1880 to 1920. It brings together the many areas in which the physical form was featured, from photography through literature, frontier wars, violent sports, and the global circus.
Robert W. Thurston is Professor Emeritus of History at Miami University, Oxford, Ohio.
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Introduction 1. Challenges to Victorian Ideology: The Body the Doctors and the New Females 2. Image and Aspiration: The Body Represented in Sex Fitness Race and Scandal 3. Literature: The Struggle with Passion versus Self-Control 4. A New Lust for Violence: Frontiers Western Novels and Contact Sports 5. Revealing and Dangerous Acts: The Many Bodies of the Circus. Conclusion
Introduction 1. Challenges to Victorian Ideology: The Body the Doctors and the New Females 2. Image and Aspiration: The Body Represented in Sex Fitness Race and Scandal 3. Literature: The Struggle with Passion versus Self-Control 4. A New Lust for Violence: Frontiers Western Novels and Contact Sports 5. Revealing and Dangerous Acts: The Many Bodies of the Circus. Conclusion
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