Historical study that looks at the centrality of the masculine body--particularly in sports and physical culture--to notions of modernity in colonial Egypt.
Historical study that looks at the centrality of the masculine body--particularly in sports and physical culture--to notions of modernity in colonial Egypt.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Wilson Chacko Jacob is an Assistant Professor of History at Concordia University, Montreal.
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Note on Transliteration ix Acknowledgments xi Introduction 1 1. Imagination: Projecting British Masculinity 27 2. Genealogy: Mustafa Kamil and Effendi Masculinity 44 3. Institution: Physical Culture and Self-Government 65 4. Association: Scouting, Freedom, Violence 92 5. Games: International Culture and Desiring Bodies 125 6. Communication: Sex, Gender, and Norms of Physical Culture 156 7. Fashion: Global Affects of Colonial Modernity 186 8. Knowledge: Death, Life, and the Sovereign Other 225 Notes 263 Bibliography 359 Index 409
Note on Transliteration ix Acknowledgments xi Introduction 1 1. Imagination: Projecting British Masculinity 27 2. Genealogy: Mustafa Kamil and Effendi Masculinity 44 3. Institution: Physical Culture and Self-Government 65 4. Association: Scouting, Freedom, Violence 92 5. Games: International Culture and Desiring Bodies 125 6. Communication: Sex, Gender, and Norms of Physical Culture 156 7. Fashion: Global Affects of Colonial Modernity 186 8. Knowledge: Death, Life, and the Sovereign Other 225 Notes 263 Bibliography 359 Index 409
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