David H. T. Scott
Also known as
DAVID H.T SCOTTডেভিড স্কটScott, David H.T.Scott, David H. T., 1948-Scott, David Henry Tudor, 1948-....Scott, DavidScott, David (David H.T.), 1948-Scott, David f. 1948-02-17Scott, David H. T. (David Henry Tudor), 1948-David Henry Tudor ScottDavid Scott
David Scott holds a personal chair in French (Textual and Visual Studies) at Trinity College Dublin. A middleweight amateur boxer, he has explored his experience of boxing in terms both of creative writing (The Aura of Boxing, 2014) and academic study (The Art and Aesthetics of Boxing, 2009). His interest in the representation of boxing in writing, the visual arts and in design reflects his wider academic and creative interests which include literature, painting, semiotics and textual/visual studies, around which subjects he has organised a number of exhibitions and on which he has published many books.-https://www.peterlang.com/document/1053401
Born 1948-01-01
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL754626A
- WikidataQ112468686
- VIAF93604393
- ISNI0000000108378532
Top Subjects
- Art (2)
- Sonnets, French -- History and criticism -- Theory, etc. (1)
- French poetry -- 19th century -- History and criticism -- Theory, etc. (1)
- Ut pictura poesis (Aesthetics) (1)
- Picturesque, The, in literature (1)
- French poetry -- 19th century -- History and criticism (1)
- Visual perception in literature (1)
Books by David H. T. Scott
Total count: 8
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The symbolist sonneta study of the French Symbolists' use of sonnet form.University of East Anglia1971-01-01
Sonnet theory and practice in nineteenth-century Francesonnets on the sonnetUniversity of Hull1977-01-01
Pictorialist poeticspoetry and the visual arts in nineteenth-century FranceCambridge University Press1988-01-01
Paul Delvauxsurrealizing the nudeReaktion Books1992-01-01-
European Stamp DesignA Semiotic Approach to Designing MessagesAcademy Editions1995-09-01
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SEMIOLOGIES OF TRAVEL: FROM GAUTIER TO BAUDRILLARD.CAMBRIDGE UNIV PRESS2004-01-01
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The art and aesthetics of boxingUniversity of Nebraska Press2008-01-01
Contemporary leadership in sport organizationsHuman Kinetics2014-01-01