【イギリス世界と五輪:大英帝国主義と近代オリンピックムーブメント】
The British World and the Five Rings(Sport in the Global Society: Historical Perspectives) P 134 p. 18
目次
1. Prologue-- Britain, Empire, and the Olympic Experience Erik Nielsen, Macquarie University (Australia), Matthew Llewellyn, California State University, Fullerton (USA) 2. For a ‘United’ Kingdom and a ‘Greater’ Britain: The British Olympic Association and the Limitations and Contestations of ‘Britishness’ Matthew Llewellyn, California State University, Fullerton (USA) 3. Flights to Empire: Australia’s Imperial Engagement with the Olympic Games: 1900-1938 Erik Nielsen, Macquarie University (Australia) 4. (Dis)located Olympic patriots: Sporting connections, administrative communications and imperial ether in interwar New Zealand Geoff Kohe, University of University of Worcester (U.K.) 5. `The Emblem of One United Body . . . One Great Sporting Maple Leaf’: The Olympic Games and Canada’s Quest for Self Identity Robert K. Barney and Michael Heine, University of Western Ontario (Canada) 6. ‘In our case, it seems obvious the British Organising Committee piped the tune’, the campaign for recognition of Ireland in the Olympic Movement, 1935-56 Tom Hunt, Independent Scholar (Ireland) 7. Rhodesia and the Olympic Games: Representations of masculinity, war, and Empire, 1965-1980 Andrew Novak, George Mason University (USA) 8. Epilogue: The ‘British World’, Other Worlds, and the Five Rings: Possibilities for Trans-Imperial Histories and Historical ‘What Ifs’ Mark S. Dyreson, Pennsylvania State University
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