The School Physical Education as a topic of knowledge production in journals of the field in Brazil (1980-2010): part II
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.30158Keywords:
Educação Física, Esportes, EducaçãoAbstract
In this second part of the study, we present an analysis of the production of knowledge on school Physical Education conveyed in four of the major Brazilian journals: Movimento (Movement), Revista Brasileira de Ciências do Esporte (Brazilian Journal of Sports Sciences), Motrivivência and Pensar a Prática (Thinking the Practice). The analyses focused on the three categories identified in the first part of this journal, namely: Rationale, Intervention and Diagnostics. We discussed the major problematizations, theoretical orientations and methodological perspectives that guide the studies published in those journals, as well as the perspectives and directions these studies indicate based on the results. In the conclusions, we emphasize the growing diversity of theoretical approaches (after an initial period – decade of 1980 – of predominance of the Marxist perspective), a better balance between essays and empirical studies (also, after the predominance of essays), and, furthermore, operating as a background for the production of knowledge on this topic, the presence and the influence of the so-called Renewal Movement of Physical Education in Brazil.
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