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This book revisits the development of recreational and professional sporting activities in Paris between 1854 and 2024. It surveys the rich and multifaceted history of athletic practices, and constitutes the first comprehensive piece of scholarship exclusively dedicated to the relationship between sport, history, and culture in the City of Light.

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This book revisits the development of recreational and professional sporting activities in Paris between 1854 and 2024. It surveys the rich and multifaceted history of athletic practices, and constitutes the first comprehensive piece of scholarship exclusively dedicated to the relationship between sport, history, and culture in the City of Light.


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Maxence P. Leconte is Assistant Professor of French Studies and head of the French Studies program at Trinity University, San Antonio. His research primarily investigates the interplay between the rise of organized sports and modernity, as he contends that their combined influence acted as an agent of change that transformed society's perception of the role played by corporeality (including its relation to gender, race and class) during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries in France, Europe and the Americas. His most recent publications, discussing themes as varied as sport and classic French cinema, sport and the history of graphic novels, or sport and transmedia storytelling, have appeared in many peer-reviewed journals.