FIRST CYCLE OF STUDIES OF LEISURE IN BRAZIL: HISTORICAL CONTEXT, THEMATIC AND PROBLEMATIC
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.10706Keywords:
History. Education. Knowledge. Leisure activitiesAbstract
The survey and analysis of the state of art in the production of knowledge regarding the studies of leisure in Brazil – from its internal characteristics –helped find four large cycles. In this work we further research the first cycle guided by the understanding that the explanation for the production of ideas should be found in the characteristics of the Brazilian social formation in the period. We try to recognize, in the contradictory movement of productive forces and from the relations of the development productions in Brazil, the interests for the control and the filling of spare time with diverse cultural content. In the process of developing industry as a springboard for Brazilian development, it is checked, in the period, the configuration of an education policy in a manner that complies with the interests of the working class to the interests of the Brazilian bourgeoisie.
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