AS ATIVIDADES CORPORAIS E ESPORTIVAS E A VISIBILIDADE DAS MULHERES NA SOCIEDADE BRASILEIRA DO INÍCIO DESTE SÉCULO
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.2386Keywords:
História da educação física e dos esportes. Mulher. Corpo feminino.Abstract
This text is about the history of Physical Education and sports. More specifically, it refers to the corporal and sportive practices, as well as to the visibility of the feminine body in the public space at the beginning of this century. It discloses some political, economical and cultural modifications in the Brazilian society at that period, which had the consequence of making permissible the exhibition of the feminine body, while, at the same time, promoting strategies for its hiding. Under an historical research, this text intent to show the first initiative of women to participate in the practice of sports and how this practice began gradually to grow and change.Downloads
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