Alice Milliat: A Feminist Pioneer for Women’s Sport
Alice Milliat: A Feminist Pioneer for Women’s Sport
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艾丽丝·米利亚特:女子运动的女权主义先驱
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2018
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Florence Carpentier
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Florence Carpentier
Despite being born into a modest family in provincial France, and without qualification, Alice Milliat rose to become a leading figure in the nascent international movement for women’s sport of the 1920’s and 1930’s. After supporting a national sport movement for women, she founded an international federation (1921) and its World games (1922–1934) and fought for the complete participation of women into the track and field Olympic program. Eventually, in the face of strong oppositions of conservative male sport leaders, she had to give up her fight for women emancipation in 1936. In this chapter, Carpentier shows how Milliat tried to apply her feminist convictions into the sport movement of her time and the way she tackled the obstacles before disappearing from the public arena.