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      19세기 말 미식축구와 계급경계의 유동성 = American Football and Shifting Class Boundaries in the Late Nineteenth Century

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      In the 19th century, the American middle class constructed its class identity based on a binary of self-control/rationality and emotion. This rigid binary was complicated by middle-class men’s emerging masculine culture in the late nineteenth century. Physical sports, including football, reflected a new masculine culture that resisted traditional middle-class norms which were regarded as effeminizing. However, while football elevated physicality and aggressiveness and conflicted with old middle-class norms, Walter Camp’s rules for the sport constructed it as a gentleman’s scientific game and placed it within the boundaries of middle-class culture. However, Camp’s rules could not control the games or end hegemonic struggles between football authorities and players when the changes of rules for civilizing and rationalizing the game facilitated aggressiveness and violence. With players freely expressing their emotions, the gridirons became contested spaces in which class boundaries were continuously reconstructed and deconstructed. The controversies regarding football in the late nineteenth century help us understand that while a social class was a cultural group with economic differences, it was never a culturally unified group.
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      In the 19th century, the American middle class constructed its class identity based on a binary of self-control/rationality and emotion. This rigid binary was complicated by middle-class men’s emerging masculine culture in the late nineteenth centur...

      In the 19th century, the American middle class constructed its class identity based on a binary of self-control/rationality and emotion. This rigid binary was complicated by middle-class men’s emerging masculine culture in the late nineteenth century. Physical sports, including football, reflected a new masculine culture that resisted traditional middle-class norms which were regarded as effeminizing. However, while football elevated physicality and aggressiveness and conflicted with old middle-class norms, Walter Camp’s rules for the sport constructed it as a gentleman’s scientific game and placed it within the boundaries of middle-class culture. However, Camp’s rules could not control the games or end hegemonic struggles between football authorities and players when the changes of rules for civilizing and rationalizing the game facilitated aggressiveness and violence. With players freely expressing their emotions, the gridirons became contested spaces in which class boundaries were continuously reconstructed and deconstructed. The controversies regarding football in the late nineteenth century help us understand that while a social class was a cultural group with economic differences, it was never a culturally unified group.

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      1 "Yale is the Conqueror" New York Sun, 1894

      2 "Yale Football Game" New York Times, 1852

      3 Walter Camp, "Yale College" Outing 4 (1) : 66 ~, 1884

      4 "Would the Suppression of Prizefights Be Beneficial?" San Francisco Morning Call, 1892

      5 Julie D. Jardins, "Walter Camp: Football and the Modern Man" Oxford University Press : 104 ~, 2015

      6 "Trouble at Harvard College" Sacramento Daily Union, 1860

      7 Thorstein Veblen, "The Theory of the Leisure Class: An Economic Study of Institutions" Macmillan Company : 261 ~, 1899

      8 Varda Burstyn, "The Rise of Men: Manhood, Politics, and the Culture of Sport" University of Toronto Press : 50 ~ 54, 1999

      9 "The Ring: Football as Compared with Boxing" San Francisco Morning Call, 1894

      10 "The Revival of Boxing" San Francisco Morning Call, 1895

      1 "Yale is the Conqueror" New York Sun, 1894

      2 "Yale Football Game" New York Times, 1852

      3 Walter Camp, "Yale College" Outing 4 (1) : 66 ~, 1884

      4 "Would the Suppression of Prizefights Be Beneficial?" San Francisco Morning Call, 1892

      5 Julie D. Jardins, "Walter Camp: Football and the Modern Man" Oxford University Press : 104 ~, 2015

      6 "Trouble at Harvard College" Sacramento Daily Union, 1860

      7 Thorstein Veblen, "The Theory of the Leisure Class: An Economic Study of Institutions" Macmillan Company : 261 ~, 1899

      8 Varda Burstyn, "The Rise of Men: Manhood, Politics, and the Culture of Sport" University of Toronto Press : 50 ~ 54, 1999

      9 "The Ring: Football as Compared with Boxing" San Francisco Morning Call, 1894

      10 "The Revival of Boxing" San Francisco Morning Call, 1895

      11 "The Resurrection of Muscle" New York Times, 1860

      12 "The Gridiron and the Prize Ring" Statesville Record And Landmark, 1894

      13 Walter Camp, "The Game and Laws of American Football" Outing 11 (1) : 75 ~, 1887

      14 Walter Camp, "The Football Season of 1886" Outing 9 (4) : 391 ~ 392, 1887

      15 "The Development of Football" Outing 15 (2), 1899

      16 "The Bulldog Spirit" Sporting Life, 1894

      17 Oliver W. Holmes, "The Autocrat of the Breakfast-Table Vol. 2" Houghton : 255 ~,

      18 N. S. Shaler, "The Athletic Problem in Education" Atlantic Monthly (63) : 79 ~ 80, 1889

      19 Walter Camp, "The American Game of Football" Harper’s Weekly 32 (932) : 80 ~, 1888

      20 John Dizikes, "Sportsmen & Gamesmen" University of Missouri Press : 38 ~, 2002

      21 Michael Oriard, "Sporting with the Gods: The Rhetoric of Play and Game in American Literature" Cambridge University Press : 31 ~, 1931

      22 Richard Holt, "Sport and the British: A Modern History" Oxford University Press : 98 ~ 116, 1992

      23 로널드 A. 스미스, "Sport & Freedom: The Rise of Big-Time College Athletics" 1988

      24 Charlotte P. Gilman, "Review" Impress 2, 1894

      25 마이클 오리어드, "Reading the Football: How the Popular Press Created an American Spectacle" 1993

      26 "Manliest of all Modern Sports" San Francisco Call, 1897

      27 Michael Kimmel, "Manhood in America: A Cultural History" Free Press : 13 ~ 78, 1996

      28 Henry Ward Beecher, "Lectures to Young Men: on Various Important Subjects" Thomas B. Culter : 18 ~ 22, 1844

      29 Dudley A. Sargent, "Is Football A Dangerous Sport?" Boston Sunday Globe, 1892

      30 Sargent, "Is Football A Dangerous Sport?" Boston Sunday Daily, 1892

      31 Walter Camp, "Intercollegiate Football in America 3" St. Nicholas and Illustrated Magazine 16 (3) : 244 ~, 1890

      32 Walter Camp, "Intercollegiate Football in America 2" St. Nicholas and Illustrated Magazine 17 (2) : 167 ~, 1889

      33 Walter Camp, "Intercollegiate Football in America 1" St. Nicholas and Illustrated Magazine 17 (1) : 37 ~ 38, 1889

      34 Eugene L. Richards Jr, "Intercollegiate Football" New Englander and Yale Review 45 (95) : 1048 ~ 1050, 1886

      35 J. William White, "Intercollegiate Football" North American Review 158 (446) : 102 ~, 1894

      36 Walter Camp, "In the Football Field" Outing 13 (3) : 266 ~, 1888

      37 Walter Camp, "Hints to Football Captain" Outing 13 (5) : 134 ~, 1889

      38 "Harvard’s Football Buried" Daily Alta California, 1860

      39 Alfred L. Ripley, "Gentlemanliness in College Football" New Englander and Yale Review 44 (184) : 141 ~, 1885

      40 "Football vs. Boxing" National Police Gazette, 1894

      41 "Football Ethics" Harper’s Weekly 37 (1926) : 1095 ~, 1893

      42 Hodge, "Football" Outing 11 (4) : 377 ~, 1888

      43 J. H. Sears, "Football" Outing 11 (4) : 378 ~, 1888

      44 Walter Camp, "Football" Outing 11 (4) : 379 ~, 1888

      45 "Editorial" New Englander and Yale Review 45 (95) : 1052 ~ 1048, 1886

      46 Karen Halttunen, "Confidence Men and Painted Women" Yale University Press, 1986

      47 Eugene L. Richards Jr, "Comment of the New York Independent on the Yale-Princeton Game" New Englander and Yale Review 45 (95) : 1051 ~, 1886

      48 "College-Bred Brutality" New York World, 1894

      49 John S. Watterson, "College Football" Johns Hopkins University Press : 35 ~, 2000

      50 Walter Camp, "College Athletics" New Englander and Yale Review 4 (184) : 138 ~, 1885

      51 Ann Fabian, "Card Sharps, Dream Books, and Bucket Shops: Gambling in 19th Century America" Cornell University Press, 1990

      52 존 피테그루, "Brutes in Suits:Male Sensibility in America, 1890-1920" 2007

      53 "Army and Navy to Battle" New York Times, 1893

      54 Walter Camp, "American Football" Harper and Brothers : 9 ~ 11, 1891

      55 Richard M. Hodge, "American College Football" Outing 11 (5), 1888

      56 Richard Morse Hodge, "American College Football" Outing 11 (6) : 484 ~, 1888

      57 "A Prizefight, Nothing Else" New York Times, 1893

      58 Charlotte P. Gilman, "A Fiery Opposition" St. Paul Daily Globe, 1891

      59 "A Amateur Sport" Harper’s Weekly 38 (1975) : 1029 ~, 1894

      60 김정욱, "19세기 말 스포츠로서 미국 복싱의 발전과 탈계급적 남성성의 형성" 미국사연구 33 : 31 ~ 78, 2011

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