US EditionCall for Participation | Leisure, Class, and Social Hierarchies: Equestrian Sport as a Symbol of Power and Exclusion in the Victorian Era | Hybrid seminar, June 2, 2025
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Call for Participation | Leisure, Class, and Social Hierarchies: Equestrian Sport as a Symbol of Power and Exclusion in the Victorian Era | Hybrid seminar, June 2, 2025
(Image credits: ©Menzendorf Archiv, Verden, Germany) Today, leisure is often seen as a universal right – accessible to all, regardless of background. Yet historically, access to leisure and sport was highly regulated and deeply unequal. In the 19th and early 20th centuries, who had leisure time, what kind of sport they could pursue, and where and how they could do so, was determined by intersecting factors of gender, race, and especially class. …
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