William Cavendish and Hobbesian horsemanship -- Riding houses and polite equestrianism -- Astley's amphitheatre -- Henry William Bunbury and the mock manuals of horsemanship.;"Explores the history of horse-human relationships over the long eighteenth century, and how these relationships in turn infl
Becoming centaur: eighteenth-century masculinity and English horsemanship
β Scribed by Mattfeld, Monica
- Publisher
- The Pennsylvania State University Press
- Year
- 2017
- Tongue
- English
- Series
- Animalibus
- Category
- Library
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β¦ Synopsis
William Cavendish and Hobbesian horsemanship -- Riding houses and polite equestrianism -- Astley's amphitheatre -- Henry William Bunbury and the mock manuals of horsemanship.;"Explores the history of horse-human relationships over the long eighteenth century, and how these relationships in turn influenced performances of gender. Examines the agential influence of horses in their riders' lives, horses on stage and the early circus, and the politicization of human-animal being"--
β¦ Table of Contents
William Cavendish and Hobbesian horsemanship --
Riding houses and polite equestrianism --
Astley's amphitheatre --
Henry William Bunbury and the mock manuals of horsemanship.
β¦ Subjects
Γquitation--Angleterre--Histoire--18e siΓ¨cle;Horsemanship;Horsemanship--England--History--18th century;Horsemen and horsewomen;Horsemen and horsewomen--England--History--18th century;Human-animal relationships;Human-animal relationships--England--History--18th century;MasculinitΓ©--Angleterre--Histoire--18e siΓ¨cle;Masculinity;Masculinity--England--History--18th century;Relations homme-animal--Angleterre--Histoire--18e siΓ¨cle;History;Ressources Internet;Horsemanship -- England -- History -- 18th c
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