Pub Date : 2023-11-18DOI: 10.1080/17460263.2023.2273284
Mike Rylance
Published in Sport in History (Vol. 43, No. 4, 2023)
《历史上的体育》(第43卷第4期，2023年)
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Pub Date : 2023-11-18DOI: 10.1080/17460263.2023.2273257
Robert Fassolette
Published in Sport in History (Vol. 43, No. 4, 2023)
《历史上的体育》(第43卷第4期，2023年)
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Pub Date : 2023-11-18DOI: 10.1080/17460263.2023.2275140
Keith Rathbone
Published in Sport in History (Vol. 43, No. 4, 2023)
《历史上的体育》(第43卷第4期，2023年)
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Pub Date : 2023-11-16DOI: 10.1080/17460263.2023.2279974
Dave Day
The compliments paid to Clara Jarvis by the Amateur Swimming Association in recognition of her contribution as trainer to the women’s swimming team at the 1912 Olympics marked a unique public recog...
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Pub Date : 2023-10-28DOI: 10.1080/17460263.2023.2266675
Chris Bolsmann
"Soccer and society in Dublin: a history of association football in Ireland’s capital." Sport in History, ahead-of-print(ahead-of-print), pp. 1–2
《都柏林的足球与社会:爱尔兰首都足球协会的历史》《体育史》，第1-2页
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Pub Date : 2023-10-22DOI: 10.1080/17460263.2023.2270946
Lucy Boucher, Conor Heffernan
Despite its longevity as an Olympic sport, Olympic weight-lifting has yet to receive sustained scholarly attention, an observation made all the more confusing when one considers weight-lifting’s inclusion at the 1896 Olympic Games and its rich nineteenth century history. The dearth of studies on weight-lifting outside of the United States can be found in the paucity of histories on individual national federations. This is certainly the case in Great Britain where BAWLA (the British Amateur Weight-lifting Association) was founded in the early 1900s. This article provides the first comprehensive history of BAWLA’s foundation and, in doing so, establishes the reliance that British weight-lifting had on European weight-lifting in terms of athletes, organisers and inspiration. In doing so it tracks the shift from strength performances in an informal setting (music halls, gyms, circuses etc.) to standardised sporting practices. First founded in 1901, BAWLA ceased operating before re-emerging in the 1910s. The purpose of this article is two-fold. First it discusses BAWLA’s creation (in both instances) and, more importantly, highlights its European relationships. The article thus stresses the transnational influences existing in British weight-lifting and physical culture during this period.
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Pub Date : 2023-09-13DOI: 10.1080/17460263.2023.2257653
Justin Muchnick
ABSTRACTThis essay offers a comparative analysis of the reception of ancient Greece at the 1936 Berlin Olympics and the 1948 London Olympics. Focusing specifically on the respective Games’ torch relays and official films, it explores the ways that the contrasting messages of the 1936 and 1948 Games as a whole were advanced through symbolic engagement with Greek antiquity. In 1936, the torch relay and the subsequent film (Leni Riefenstahl’s Olympia) invoked Greek antiquity in the service of zealous nationalism, positioning Nazi Germany as the living embodiment of the glorious legacy of ancient Greece. In 1948, on the other hand, the relay and film (Castleton Knight’s XIVth Olympiad: The Glory of Sport) portrayed ancient Greece as a benign example from the distant past toward which all modern-day nations could turn for inspiration in dealing with each other in peace. Ultimately, what makes this 1948 attempt to pacify Nazi Germany’s 1936 Olympic Hellenism even more interesting is that it was only partially successful: although London 1948 stripped away the spirit of Nazism from certain classicised elements of Berlin 1936, there also remained an unsettling coherence between the Olympic messaging of pre-war Germany and post-war Britain.KEYWORDS: 1948 London Olympics1936 Berlin Olympicsclassical receptionOlympic torch relayLeni Riefenstahl AcknowledgmentsThe author would like to thank Nigel Spivey for his guidance and kindness, as well as Michael Squire, Carrie Vout, and the two referees for their thoughtful feedback on earlier drafts of this essay.Disclosure statementNo potential conflict of interest was reported by the author(s).Notes1 Michael Mackenzie, ‘From Athens to Berlin: The 1936 Olympics and Leni Riefenstahl’s Olympia’, Critical Inquiry 29, no. 2 (Winter 2003): 317.2 Richard D. Mandell, The Nazi Olympics (London: Souvenir Press, 1971), xi.3 Scott Venters, ‘“Would You Die for the Fatherland?” Disciplining the German Commemorative Body’, Theatre History Studies 35 (2016): 58.4 Toon Van Houdt, ‘The Imperfect Body in Nazi Germany: Ancient Concepts, Modern Technologies’, in Disability in Antiquity, ed. Christian Laes, (London: Routledge, 2016), 475–6; Iain Boyd Whyte, ‘National Socialism, Classicism, and Architecture’, in Brill’s Companion to the Classics, Fascist Italy and Nazi Germany, ed. Helen Roche and Kyriakos N. Demetriou (Leiden: Brill, 2018), 420–3.5 Alex Scobie, Hitler’s State Architecture: The Impact of Classical Antiquity (University Park: Pennsylvania State University Press, 1990); Frederic Spotts, Hitler and the Power of Aesthetics (New York: Overlook Press, 2003).6 Bob Phillips, The 1948 Olympics: How London Rescued the Games (Cheltenham: Sportsbooks, 2007), 1, 7–9.7 Janie Hampton, The Austerity Olympics: When the Games Came to London in 1948 (London: Aurum Press, 2008), 65–70, 138, 146. The year before Hampton, sportswriter Bob Phillips released his general-audience book on the 1948 Olympics (cited above), but his primary interest
然而，当人们发现他的祖母出生在犹太人家庭，并在十几岁时改信基督教后，Lewald在举办奥运会中的作用就变得有限了。David Clay Large，《希特勒的奥运会:1936年奥运会中的种族关系》，《德国历史研究所伦敦公报》第29期。1(2007年5月):8;曼德尔，纳粹奥运会61-2.26 Marchand，从奥林匹斯山下来，351.27伊丽莎白奥托，“莱尼里芬斯塔尔的纳粹新古典主义”，在现代主义电影:1914年至1941年的电影艺术，编辑。斯科特W.克莱因和迈克尔瓦尔迪兹摩西(牛津:牛津大学出版社，2021年)，270.28艾伦J.李普曼和保拉A.威尔逊，“会计在延续大屠杀的罪责”，会计历史12,no。3(2007): 286。在2012年的一本关于克虏伯的专著中，哈罗德·詹姆斯(Harold James)部分地免除了该公司的责任，认为它是“一个由意识形态驱动的庞大网络的参与者”，而不是“纳粹高层政策制定背后的推动力”。克虏伯:传奇德国公司的历史(普林斯顿:普林斯顿大学出版社，2012)，225。(然而，还应该指出的是，评论家亚历山大·博格达什金(Aleksander Bogdashkin)总体上赞扬了詹姆斯的研究，但批评了它提供“相当理想化的克虏伯王朝形象”的方式，特别是在净化其在第二次世界大战中的作用方面。评《克虏伯:传奇德国公司的历史》，哈罗德·詹姆斯著，《欧洲历史季刊》第46期，第2期。1 [2016]: 146.)29 Mackenzie，“从雅典到柏林”，317.30 David Clay Large和Joshua J. H. Large，“柏林奥运会，1936年”，在劳特利奇体育与政治手册中，编辑。Alan Bairner, John Kelly和Jung Woo Lee(纽约:劳特利奇，2016)，423.31 Janet Cahill，“政治影响和奥运圣火”，奥林匹克历史杂志7，第146号。1(1999年冬季):29.32卡尔·伦纳茨，“弗里德里希·弗里茨”·席尔根，第一个“最后一个”火炬传递者，《奥林匹克历史杂志》第13期，第29期。3(2007年11月):70.33 Mackenzie，“从雅典到柏林”，326-7.34 Taylor Downing, Olympia，第2版(伦敦:Palgrave Macmillan, 2012)， 113.35对于这些问题的粗略概述，请参见Arkadiusz Włodarczyk，“奥林匹亚由Leni Riefenstahl -宣传，文件，还是艺术?”体育人文研究19(2016):37-41.36苏珊·桑塔格，“迷人的法西斯主义”，纽约书评，1975年2月6日，https://www.nybooks.com/articles/1975/02/06/fascinating-fascism/.37大卫·b·辛顿，莱尼·里芬斯塔尔的电影，第3版(兰哈姆，医学博士:稻草人出版社，2000)，60.38卢茨·科普尼克，“0-1:里芬斯塔尔和足球之美”，在里芬斯塔尔筛选:新批评选集，编辑尼尔·克里斯蒂安·Pages，玛丽·里埃尔和英格堡Majer-O ' sickey (Continuum:纽约，2008)，67-8.39参见，例如Srđan radakoviki，“对Riefenstahl的奥林匹亚历史的另一个脚注”，《电影史:国际期刊》32期，no。2(2020年夏季):100-20.40 Downing, Olympia, 16-17.41 Mackenzie，“从雅典到柏林”，319.42在Riefenstahl编辑她的电影的同时，希特勒正在谈判从意大利购买这本Discobolus的副本。1938年，也就是《奥林匹亚》发行的那一年，他成功了。他没有浪费任何时间，就把新获得的作品骄傲地陈列在慕尼黑的雕文博物馆里。参见Athena S. Leoussi，“祖先的神话”，《民族与民族主义》7，第7期。4 (2001): 481;Michael Squire，《身体的艺术:古代及其遗产》(伦敦:i.b.金牛座出版社，2011)，22-3.43 Daniel Wildmann，《渴望的身体:莱尼·里芬斯塔尔的奥林匹亚、雅利安人的男性气质和古典的身体》，载于《布里尔的经典之友》，法西斯意大利和纳粹德国，Helen Roche和Kyriakos N. Demetriou主编，莱顿:Brill, 2018)， 67.44 Downing, Olympia, 70-3.45 Downing, Olympia, 73.46 Otto，“纳粹新古典主义”，270-1.47最后两段所描述的顺序来自Leni Riefenstahl, dir。，奥林匹亚(柏林:奥林匹亚电影，1938年)，1:00-21:55(第一部分)，https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H3LOPhRq3Es.48格雷厄姆·麦克菲和艾伦·汤姆林森，“里芬斯塔尔的奥林匹亚:雅利安运动体塑造中的意识形态和美学”，《国际体育史杂志》16，第16期。2:91 .49奥林匹亚作为复活的想法是借用并略微改编自fisher - lichte，“复活古希腊”，484.50 h.s. Versnel，“应付众神:希腊神学的反复阅读”(莱顿:Brill, 2011)， 34。休·劳埃德-琼斯间接报道说，维拉莫维茨的这句话更像是在说:“为了让古人跟我们说话，我们必须像地狱里的奥德修斯一样，用血喂他们，而我们必须给他们的是我们自己的血。”这种与奥德赛11中奥德修斯的nekyia仪式的联系特别适合奥林匹亚和火炬仪式的背景，因为它强调了这种与古代交流的明确仪式化性质。 顺便说一句，Lloyd-Jones继续认为“一个学者(听从Wilamowitz的建议)冒着继承完全植根于现代世界的古代信仰和态度的风险”——这听起来与奥林匹亚的做法和1936年柏林的宏大壮观颇为相似。《为幽灵而血:十九和二十世纪的古典影响》(伦敦:Duckworth, 1982)， 200.51 Leni Riefenstahl, Leni Riefenstahl: A Memoir(纽约:圣马丁出版社，1993)，171.52 Mackenzie，《从雅典到柏林》，319.53 Mackenzie，《从雅典到柏林》，319.54在这个地名序列中特别巧妙的是雅典的关键地位——一个双重的城市，同时是古代和现代的。在某种程度上，传递路线到达雅典时的方向转变可能是这个序幕的另一个“关键”:从向东的古希腊城市(奥林匹亚到雅典)到向北的现代大都市(雅典到柏林)的转变为十四届奥林匹克运动会组委会,组委会的官方报告为十四届奥林匹克运动会(伦敦:1948),22.56组委会官方报告,209.57号利物浦火把和其他物资运往希腊准备继电器,HMS的白色湾运送圣火从科孚岛到巴里,斯特带着火焰和HMS多佛的横渡英吉利海峡的旅程从加来。此外，一艘希腊军舰参加了火炬传递，将火炬从沿海城镇卡塔科洛运送到科孚岛。马克·戈尔登，《古代和现代奥运会的战争与和平》，希腊和罗马，58号。1(2011): 7。从这种观点来看，戈尔登肯定了曼弗雷德先前建立的观点L
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Pub Date : 2023-08-29DOI: 10.1080/17460263.2023.2246430
R. Ramamoorthy
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Pub Date : 2023-08-27DOI: 10.1080/17460263.2023.2247234
Rafaelle Nicholson
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Pub Date : 2023-08-27DOI: 10.1080/17460263.2023.2209046
J. Fair
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