FOR AN ORIGIN OF THE FIELD OF THE SOCIOLOGY OF THE SPORT: SCENERIES AND YOU PUT IN PERSPECTIVE
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.11159Keywords:
Sociology. Sport. Pierre Bourdieu.Abstract
In the present article it is tried to present and to structure a sociological-historical short view on the constitution of the field of the sociology of the sport in the international scenery, doing, next, some inferences and transpositions in order that thinking the Brazilian and perhaps latin-american. For this attack, is part of a bibliographic approach exploratory in order to rescue some historic features of the development of the sociology of sport and also develop an overview that includes some of the major theories and their authors who remained within the study of social phenomenon called modern sport and therefore contributed to the institutionalization of this area of academic discussion.
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