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Patri J. Pugliese (1950–2007) was a historian of science, dance, and fencing, as well as a noted teacher of historical dance. He received his Ph.D. in the History of Science from Harvard in 1982, but was best known for his work as a dance historian specializing in the 19th century and for his dissemination of facsimiles of once exceedingly rare historical works on fencing.〔 (The passing of Patri Pugliese ), notice on swordforum.com, 2007-02-14 〕〔 Reference in (The Art of Recreating Historic Combat ) by Lady Elysabeth Underhill, on p.24: "''Historical Manuals by Patri Jones Pugliese''- The oldest and largest source for photocopied combat manuals from the Middle Ages. In ''Rediscovery: The Arts of War'': Spring, 2006, issue of Arts and Sciences, a special issue of the Pikestaff, the official newsletter of the Kingdom of the East. (Accessed 2012-06-18) 〕 Fencing was in Dr. Pugliese’s blood: His mother, Julia Jones-Pugliese, was the first U.S. women’s intercollegiate fencing champion in 1929 and worked as a professional fencing coach until 1994.〔(Julia Jones-Pugliese, Fencer, Dead at 84 - New York Times )〕 In many ways, he himself can be regarded as the father of the modern study of the history of European swordsmanship; it was through the texts he provided that many scholars were first introduced to the importance of martial expression to early modern culture. Dr. Pugliese was well-known not only for the study and dissemination of historical dance〔 (Memorial page by The Commonwealth Vintage Dancers ),〕 and fencing treatises, but also for his teaching and charitable work. He was a founding member of the Commonwealth Vintage Dancers in Boston〔 (Patri J. Pugliese - Medford, MA - Medford Transcript ) ''(Obituary no longer available through this link: "Legacy.com has records for The Medford Transcript going back to 7/10/2009." Access attempted 2012-04-29.)'' 〕 and the Higgins Sword Guild at the Higgins Armory Museum in Worcester, Massachusetts.〔 (Higgins Armory Sword Guild: The Groups ) 〕 He was also active as a Civil War reenactor and in the Society for Creative Anachronism,〔 (Harvard ''Crimson'' 1979-03-12: Group Relives Medieval Times With Anachronistic University ). Article about an SCA event on campus; interview with "Patri J. Pugliese '72, co-founder of the Boston chapter of the SCA". 〕 serving as Baron of Carolingia from 1978 to 1995.〔 (Baronial Election Process and Documents ) 〕〔 (Landed Barons/Baronesses ) of the East Kingdom 〕 He worked professionally at Dragon Systems. Dr. Pugliese died on February 11, 2007, after a year-long battle with cancer.〔 He is survived by his wife, Barbara, and their two daughters, Antonia and Julia. ==References== 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Patri J. Pugliese」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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