CONSERVATIVE PHYSICAL EDUCATION FOR RADICAL POLITICS: THE EXAMPLE OF FIDEL CASTRO
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.51060Keywords:
Fidel Castro, physical education, school sport, revolutionAbstract
This essay examines the thoughts on sport and physical education of Fidel Castro who, on occasions, spoke like a nineteenth-century English private school educator in the muscular Christian tradition. I argue that, although we normally think of public intellectuals as traditional scholars who contribute to public debates, there is an unarguable case for considering the ideas of public figures who are also organic intellectuals in the Gramscian sense. With this in mind, the main focus of this particular study is on Castro and his views on subject matter that might initially appear to be outside his normal sphere of interest or his primary public remit.
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