‘We do not want “fairies” in the ballroom:’: Working-Class Men, Dancing and the renegotiation of Masculinity in Interwar Britain

James John Nott

‘We do not want “fairies” in the ballroom:’: Working-Class Men, Dancing and the renegotiation of Masculinity in Interwar Britain

School of History

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Original language	English
Title of host publication	Worlds of Social Dancing:
Subtitle of host publication	Dance floor encounters and the global rise of couple dancing, c. 1910–c. 1940
Editors	James Nott, Klaus Nathaus
Publisher	Manchester University Press
Publication status	In preparation - 7 Sept 2020

Publication series

Name	Studies in Popular Culture

Cite this

Nott, J. J. (2020). ‘We do not want “fairies” in the ballroom:’: Working-Class Men, Dancing and the renegotiation of Masculinity in Interwar Britain. Manuscript in preparation. In J. Nott, & K. Nathaus (Eds.), Worlds of Social Dancing: : Dance floor encounters and the global rise of couple dancing, c. 1910–c. 1940 (Studies in Popular Culture). Manchester University Press.

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‘We do not want “fairies” in the ballroom:’: Working-Class Men, Dancing and the renegotiation of Masculinity in Interwar Britain. / Nott, James John.
Worlds of Social Dancing: : Dance floor encounters and the global rise of couple dancing, c. 1910–c. 1940. ed. / James Nott; Klaus Nathaus. Manchester University Press, 2020. (Studies in Popular Culture).

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter