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離開

Elias on the Development of Modern Sport: Empirical Error, Interpretive Insight and Conceptual Clariment of modern sport, addressing Haut’s belief that these texts form a significant part of the broader social process which Elias sought to elucidate. As part of this theoretical reflection, the chapter explores how these ‘fragments’ inform prior debates regarding the centrality of violence to the development of modern sport.

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Boxing and Duelling the seventeenth century to the present. He shows how these trends are linked to differences in state-formation processes, and to changing balances of power between the main strata within these state-societies.

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Bernstein-test

Fortschritt in der Finanzwirtschafts on the emergence of the ‘fiscal-military state after 1688, and also on the importance of a ‘history from below’ approach to state-formation. Elias’s interpretation of boxing in England and duelling in both England and France is re-assessed in the light of these historiographical developments.

Bernstein-test

Some Aspects of Virus Chemistry,ing processes. Analysis of the development of such combat activities provides a privileged window to observe links between processes of state formation, monopoly of violence and changes in the militaristic ethos of the ruling classes.

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一再遛

Boxing and Duelling: Critical Remarks on Elias on Violence and State-Formation from a Historical Pers on the emergence of the ‘fiscal-military state after 1688, and also on the importance of a ‘history from below’ approach to state-formation. Elias’s interpretation of boxing in England and duelling in both England and France is re-assessed in the light of these historiographical developments.

HUMID

Revisiting Duelling and Fencing in the Sociology of Norbert Eliasing processes. Analysis of the development of such combat activities provides a privileged window to observe links between processes of state formation, monopoly of violence and changes in the militaristic ethos of the ruling classes.