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Contents Contents Preface and Acknowledgments vii List of Contributors ix 1 Seeing, Traveling, and Consuming: An Introduction Rudy Koshar 1 Part I: Seeing 2 Museums: Leisure between State and Distinction Nick Prior 27 3 The Circus and Nature in Late Georgian England Marius Kwint 45 4 Flâneurs in Paris and Berlin Esther Leslie 61 5 Crowd Control: Boxing Spectatorship and Social Order in Weimar Germany Erik Jensen 79 Part II: Traveling 6 Travels with Baedeker: The Guidebook and the Middle Classes in Victorian and Edwardian England Jan Palmowski 105 7 Bicycling, Class, and the Politics of Leisure in Belle Epoque France Christopher S. Thompson 131 8 “Every German visitor has a völkisch obligation he must fulfill”: Nationalist Tourism in the Austrian Empire, 1880–1918 Pieter Judson 147 v
Contents 9 La Vieille France as Object of Bourgeois Desire: The Touring Club de France and the French Regions, 1890–1918 Patrick Young 169 10 The Michelin Red Guides: Social Differentiation in Early-Twentieth-Century French Tourism Stephen L. Harp 191 11 Germans at the Wheel: Cars and Leisure Travel in Interwar Germany Rudy Koshar 215 Part III: Consuming 12 Confessional Drinking: Catholic Workingmen’s Clubs and Alcohol Consumption in Wilhelmine Germany Robert Goodrich 233 13 “As I walked along the Bois de Boulogne”: Subversive Performances and Masculine Pleasures in Fin-de-Siècle London Christopher Breward 253 14 “Jewish Taste?” Jews and the Aesthetics of Everyday Life in Paris and Berlin, 1920–1942 Leora Auslander 299 15 Leisure, Politics, and the Consumption of Tobacco in Britain since the Nineteenth Century Matthew Hilton 319 16 Hollywood Glamour and Mass Consumption in Postwar Italy Stephen Gundle 337 Index 361 vi
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