SPORT IN BRAZIL’S CONSTITUTION – GENEALOGY AND TELEOLOGY OF ARTICLE 217
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.103537Keywords:
Sports. Constitution. Human Rights. Physical Education.Abstract
This article identifies teleological meanings in Article 217 of Brazil’s Federal Constitution, based on their genealogy. A descriptive-exploratory research method was adopted including analysis of the documents produced by the National Constituent Assembly. It found that different themes were added in a somehow unsystematized way, focusing on defending private interests. The right to sport was not a priority and its inclusion in the text was mere rhetoric.
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