Manufacturing Masculinity
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Peter Horton (Hg.), Manufacturing Masculinity (2017), Logos Verlag, Berlin, ISBN: 9783832592851
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This tribute to Professor J. A. (Tony) Mangan is well-deserved.
Professor Mangan is a path-breaking scholar. Mangan's impact is measurable in the rarest of ways: institution-building. Under his leadership, a globally situated team has opened a new relationship between sport and the academy and I recommend Manufacturing Masculinity: The Mangan Oeuvre -- Global Reflections on J.A. Mangan's Studies of Mas -culinity, Imperialism and Militarism as, yet again, it offers a unique consideration of the relationship between sport and academy.
Professor John D. Kelly - University of Chicago
Professor Mangan has since the early 1980s been one of the foremost international scholars within his chosen field of cultural history. Over this period he has possibly more convincingly than any other international academic shown in his research how much sport and associated forms of competitive performance have not only reflected and reproduced but indeed sometimes also reformed and redirected fundamental political, cultural and social structures and ideological transformative forces in modern civilisation.
Professor Henrik Meinander - University of Helsinki
Professor Mangan is widely and greatly respected in China as a scholar of international distinction... he has made both direct and indirect contributions to Chinese scholarship especially regarding Chinese women and their long struggle for emancipation... Finally, and I cannot stress this point too strongly, a most important contribution ... has been his crystal clear and nuanced writing style much appreciated by... Chinese who wish to write for the international scholastic world.
Professor Dong Jinxia - Peking University
No one has had a more influential role in, or made a greater contribution to the cultural history of modern sport than Professor J.A. Mangan. With his visionary, pioneering monographs and many seminal edited collections and as founding editor of the series Sport in the Global Society with its numerous volumes and most especially as founding editor and editor of The International Journal of the History of Sport for some thirty years -- which he took from the original three numbers a year to eighteen numbers a year, his contribution has been unparalleled.
Professor Roberta J. Park - University of California, Berkeley
Professor Mangan is a path-breaking scholar. Mangan's impact is measurable in the rarest of ways: institution-building. Under his leadership, a globally situated team has opened a new relationship between sport and the academy and I recommend Manufacturing Masculinity: The Mangan Oeuvre -- Global Reflections on J.A. Mangan's Studies of Mas -culinity, Imperialism and Militarism as, yet again, it offers a unique consideration of the relationship between sport and academy.
Professor John D. Kelly - University of Chicago
Professor Mangan has since the early 1980s been one of the foremost international scholars within his chosen field of cultural history. Over this period he has possibly more convincingly than any other international academic shown in his research how much sport and associated forms of competitive performance have not only reflected and reproduced but indeed sometimes also reformed and redirected fundamental political, cultural and social structures and ideological transformative forces in modern civilisation.
Professor Henrik Meinander - University of Helsinki
Professor Mangan is widely and greatly respected in China as a scholar of international distinction... he has made both direct and indirect contributions to Chinese scholarship especially regarding Chinese women and their long struggle for emancipation... Finally, and I cannot stress this point too strongly, a most important contribution ... has been his crystal clear and nuanced writing style much appreciated by... Chinese who wish to write for the international scholastic world.
Professor Dong Jinxia - Peking University
No one has had a more influential role in, or made a greater contribution to the cultural history of modern sport than Professor J.A. Mangan. With his visionary, pioneering monographs and many seminal edited collections and as founding editor of the series Sport in the Global Society with its numerous volumes and most especially as founding editor and editor of The International Journal of the History of Sport for some thirty years -- which he took from the original three numbers a year to eighteen numbers a year, his contribution has been unparalleled.
Professor Roberta J. Park - University of California, Berkeley
Inhaltsverzeichnis
- BEGINN
- Mangan†™s Oeuvre: from the glorious past prologue to a glorious future
- Beyond The †˜Academic†™ Boundary: A Long View of a Long Innings. J.A. Mangan and Sports Studies
- Mangan and Masculinity: Leni Riefenstahl, Charlie Chan, Tarzan and the 1936 Berlin Olympics
- Augmenting Seminal Exploration: The Impact and Influence of J.A. Mangan
- Towards a Neo-†˜Athleticism†™: Mangan, Masculinity and Schooling
- A Nelsonian Broadside to a Six Pounder Salvo: Athleticism and the Great War
- From Gender Binary to Sport Androgyny? Female Athletes in Japan†™s Modern Sportsworld
- The History of Modern Sport in Japan: the British Influence through the Medium of Sport on Imperialism, Nationalism and Gender with Reference to the Works of J.A. Mangan
- Masculinity, Nationalism and Imperialism: the Influence of the Scholarship of J.A. Mangan on South Korean Scholars and Scholarship
- Imperial and Post- Imperial Perspectives Athleticism, Australia and Mangan: Good travellers; well-met!
- Athleticism and Australia: the Dissemination of an Imperial Ideology - Advancing the Mangan Opus
- The Scholarship of J.A. Mangan: his Influence on Studies of Colonialism, Gender and Macho Masculinity in Spanish Imperialism
- †˜Playing the Game†™ at Mayo College: Taking the Cue from J.A. Mangan
- Athleticism, Elementary Education and the Great War. “The Great War was won on the Asphalt Playgrounds of the Elementary Schools of England.†
- Athleticism and the Elite Catholic Boys Schools of Colonial Australia: Adopted, Adapted, Advanced
- Modern Sport: Transition and Change †˜Fair Play†™ and Manliness Disappear: Aggression and Androgyny Take Control of Modern Sport: Contextualizing J.A. Mangan in an American Setting
- Putin†™s †˜Somacracy†™ and his Sports-political Forum in Sochi – An essay interpolation of the work of J.A. Mangan
- †˜In the best traditions of the public schools.†™ Adapted Athleticism: Promoting Manliness in English Elementary Education: Extending the Mangan Thesis
- FromWest to East, From Ideology to Geopolitics: The Mangan Voyage Continues
- Into East Asia: Mangan†™s Damascene Moment and his Journey
- Manufacturing Masculinity – Mangan†™s Oeuvre: An Inverted Castellar built on a Single Foundation
- History – A Powerful Life-Serving Influence: Through the Lens of the Mangan School
- Index