ESEF 65 years: between memories and history
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.2878Keywords:
School of Physical education. Memories. History.Abstract
This text is part of the research project named “Prospecting Memories”, developed by the team of the Sports Memory Center of ESEF-UFRGS. Through the theoretic-methodological perspective of spoken history it seeks to tell some fragments of the history of the School of Physical Education, 65 years old in May of 2005. For such, there were made 48 interviews with teachers and civil servants of the technical-administrative and academic areas that are still working or have worked in the School. Giving preference for the memory of the interviewed, this text is not configured as an official history of the institution, but essentially as the report of some memories that, grouped in themes, explain some of the life of ESEF, from its foundation until now.Downloads
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