Titlebook: Eugenics and Physical Culture Performance in the Progressive Era; Watch Whiteness Work Shannon L. Walsh Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applica

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Progressive Era Physical Culture and the Aesthetics of Whiteness,atory physical culture promoting a distinctly progressive form of self-fashioning, a topic to which I will return throughout the book. It also imbued the roots of physical culture, as well as US acting and dance programs, with assumptions of white racial superiority at the same time that its rhetori

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,Dudley Allen Sargent’s Classed and Classing Fitness: Nature, Science, and Mimetic Exercise,ped separate an elite class from both manual and rural labor, reframing their imitations of those labors as leisure. Consequently, I suggest performance was the alchemical touchstone that enabled the transition from the body as a tool for the production of goods to the production of the body as a go

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,Racialized Surrogates in Bernarr Macfadden’s Physical Culture,y too could have painless, easy labors. In a maneuver similar to Sargent’s mimetic invocation of rural and manual labor, Macfadden’s conjuring of indigenous women also positioned them in an imagined and idyllic past, rapidly fading in the myth of the dying race trope. Here, manifest destiny played o

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Conclusion: Community Fitness for Social Change?, white and Black feminist fitness practitioners as a practice of freedom. I ask how CrossFit’s position as a practice focused primarily on . the activities themselves rather than on the product of the activities affect its relationship to the historiography of women’s physical culture in the US.

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Book 2020ry absorbed into the “universal” ideals of culture, arts, and sciences, the author shows how physical culture circulated as a popular performance form with its own conventions, audience, and promised profitability. Finally, the chapters reveal troubling connections between the daily habits physical

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J. H. J. Ruijs M.D.,S. G. Th. Hulst M.D.atory physical culture promoting a distinctly progressive form of self-fashioning, a topic to which I will return throughout the book. It also imbued the roots of physical culture, as well as US acting and dance programs, with assumptions of white racial superiority at the same time that its rhetori