Militarism, Hunting, Imperialism: 'Blooding' The Martial Male

J.A. Mangan · Callum Mckenzie

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Military history and social perspectives African history and culture studies Military History and Strategy

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1. Introduction: Another Publication of Significance Roberta J. Park 2. Prologue: Statement 3. 'Duty unto Death' - the Sacrificial Warrior: English Middle Class Masculinity and Militarism in the Age of the New Imperialism 4. Privileged Education, Hunting and the Making of Martial Masculinity 5. Martial Conditioning, Military Exemplars and Moral Certainties: Imperial Hunting as Preparation for War 6. Martial and Moral Complexities: Changing Certainties in Changing Imperial Landscapes 7. Publicist and Proselytizer: The Officer-Hunter as Scientist and Naturalist 8. Imperial Masculinity Institutionalized: The Shikar Club 9. Martial Masculinity in Transition: The Imperial Officer-Hunter and the Rise of a Conservation Ethic 10. Epilogue: Recapitulation

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