1st Edition
Sport, Health and the Body in the History of Education
1. Sport, health and the body in the history of education Mark Freeman
2. Journey in the historiography of the French Method of Physical Education: a matter of nationalism, imperialism and gender Thierry Terret and Jean Saint-Martin
3. Physical education for citizenship or humanity? Freethinkers and natural education in the Netherlands in the mid-nineteenth century Vincent Stolk, Willeke Los and Wiel Veugelers
4. Exercise and education: facilities for the young female body in Scotland, 1930-1960 Eilidh H.R. Macrae
5. Who killed schoolgirl cricket? The Women’s Cricket Association and the death of an opportunity, 1945-1960 Rafaelle Nicholson
6. Rebuilding physical education in the Western occupation zones of Germany, 1945-1949 Heather L. Dichter
7. Images of the body: the Greek physical education curriculum since the Second World War Dimitris Foteinos
Biography
Mark Freeman is a senior lecturer in the Department of Humanities and Social Sciences, Institute of Education, University of London. He is currently the co-editor of History of Education, and has published widely on many areas of modern British social, educational and business history. He is currently working on a collaborative AHRC-funded project entitled ‘The Redress of the Past: Historical Pageants in Britain 1905-2016’.
