Feminist, Women and Sports: Methodological questions
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.2914Keywords:
Feminist. Sports. Equalit. Gender identity.Abstract
The aim of this article is discuss the relevant aspects about Women’s soccer participation in Brazil from the perspective gender’s debate. The main point’s analyses in the gender’s sports literature will be: discrimination, quota system and epistemological or knowledge effects. We will use soccer because it is the most important sport for the Brazilian culture and, above all, because authors invested cr i t icizing representat ions, pract ices and that the participations are ways controlled by men. We conclude that, besides the discrimination or accusation critic, based on quotas reservoir, there is not the emergency of novelties of knowledge from the gender perspective.Downloads
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