Masculinity, morality and hunting, c.1850-1950
The moral imperatives of hunting have long been associated with masculinity. In Britain's age of High Imperialism, hunting assumed greater importance as a 'right of passage' necessary for personal assertion and imperial stability. For proponents, killing wildlife for sport was a '...
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University of Strathclyde
2004
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