PHYSICAL CULTURE INSTITUTE AND ITS BODY PRACTICES (1928-1937)
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.34310Keywords:
Physical Education. Rhythmic Gymnastics. Dance, HistoryAbstract
The study aims to examine body practices offered by the Physical Culture Institute (PCI), in order to understand cultural representations produced from these practices. PCI was an educational space founded in 1928 in Porto Alegre city, for the teaching of female bodily practices. The first two years of operation of the Institute were privileged, for the pedagogical and artistic principles of the PCI were consolidated in this period, both tributaries of gymnastic systems and dalcroziano method. In this phase, PCI produced representations associated to the gymnastic systems, Physical Education and dance fields, and has greatly contributed to the establishment of the dance field in Porto Alegre.
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