Memories of the sportive body: female swimming and infamous soccer
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.2872Keywords:
Body. Memoir. Sport.Abstract
For questions of analysis and reflection, this article is based on two researches on the memoirs of sports in Pelotas – one referring to the Lesser Soccer in the city and the other to the participation of women in local swimming – carried out by the research group Cultural Studies in Physical Education. Apart from detailing the principal singularities of each one, this text aims at determining similarities that are shown to be present in the memoirs of these two sports practices, which are apparently different from one another. Instituted similarities, principally, because both deal with corporal memoirs.Downloads
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