1st Edition
Sport, Militarism and the Great War Martial Manliness and Armageddon
1. Prologue: Making Men, Destroying Bodies: Sport, Masculinity and the Great War
Experience, Thierry Terret.
2. Part One: Doing Sport, Preparing War and Vice-Versa: Continental Perspectives, Preface: Masters of the game, Jan Tolleneer.
3. Sport in the Trenches: The New Deal for Masculinity in France, Arnaud Waquet
4. American Sammys and French Poilus in the Great War: Sport, Masculinities and
Vulnerability, Thierry Terret.
5. Wartime Rugby and Football: Sports Elites, French Military Teams and International Meets During the First World War, Arnaud Waquet and Joris Vincent
6. Boccioni’s Coin, Sergio Giuntini and Angela Teja
7. Modern Pentathlon and the First World War: When Athletes and Soldiers Met to Practise Martial Manliness, Sandra Heck
8. Part Two: Victorian and Edwardian ‘Anglo-Saxon’ Attitudes to War, Preface: They Also Served – Re-evaluating and Reconsidering the Neglected, Robert Hands
9. Tragic Symbiosis: Distinctive ‘Anglo-Saxon’ Visions and Voices, J.A. Mangan
10. Happy Warriors in Waiting? Wykehamists and the Great War – Stereotypes, Complexities and Contradictions, J.A. Mangan
11. In Memoriam: The Great War – John Bain, Elegist of Lost Boys and Lost Boyhood, J.A. Mangan
12. Rescued from Obscurity: Forgotten of the Great War – Elementary Schoolteacher
Sportsmen at the Front, J.A. Mangan and Colm Hickey
13. Militarism, Drill and Elementary Education: Birmingham Nonconformist Responses to Conformist Responses to the Teutonic Threat Prior to the Great War, J.A. Mangan and Frank Galligan
14. ‘The Greater and Grimmer Game’: Sport as an Arbiter of Military Fitness in the British Empire – The Case of ‘One-Eyed’ Frank Mcgee, Nic Clarke
15. Epilogue: Armageddon 1914–1918: ‘Anglo-Saxon’ Voices Rediscovered and the Insignificant Reincarnated, J.A. Mangan
Biography
Thierry Terret is a professor of sports history and the director of the Centre of Research and Innovation in Sport (CRIS) at the University of Lyon, France. Among other duties he is the co-editor of the International Journal of the History of Sport and the co-editor of the Book series Sport in the Global Society (London, Routledge) and Espace et temps du sport (Paris, L’Harmattan). His researches mainly focus on the history of sport, gender, politics and cultural transfer.
J.A. Mangan is Emeritus Professor, Strathclyde University, FRHS, FRAI, D. Litt(Dunelm). He has founded IJHS and the series Sport in the Global Society, lectured world-wide and published many internationally acclaimed books such as Athleticism in the Victorian and Edwardian Public School and The Games Ethic and Imperialism. He has Fellowships (or equivalents) in USA, England, Africa and Australasia. His 'Manufactured' Masculinity (2011) attracted exceptional praise in America, Asia, Australasia and Europe.
