AN HISTORY OF FEMALE SOCCER ON THE PAGES OF PLACAR MAGAZINE BETWEEN 1980 – 1990
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.31644Keywords:
Placar Magazine. Female Soccer. History of Female Soccer.Abstract
The present article aims to present an history of female soccer told by the pages of Placar magazine between 1980 – 1990. Were mapped 457 copies, these, 8 were used to develop this article. After analyzing the data, we noticed that in this decade three main information about soccer were conveyed on the magazine: 1.)permissibility of soccer practicing by the female audience; 2)the female ability to play soccer, stressing mainly the emergence of Esporte Clube Radar performing; e 3)a theme that permeates in this phase of the magazine, are the ones that exalt the characters of normative femininity on female soccer players.
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