
David H. T. Scott
1948
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
Books
- Cultural Icons
- Design in Airline Travel Posters 1920-1970
- The art and aesthetics of boxing
- SEMIOLOGIES OF TRAVEL: FROM GAUTIER TO BAUDRILLARD
- Pictorialist poetics
- European Stamp Design
- The symbolist sonnet
- Poetics Of The Poster The Rhetoric Of Imagetext
- Cultures of Boxing
- Design in Airline Travel Posters 1920-1970
- Cultural icons
- Aura of Boxing
- Paul Delvaux
- Paul Delvaux
- Sonnet theory and practice in nineteenth-century France
- Cultures of Boxing
- Edward Kienholz
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