Readings on Scientific Nature of Brazilian College of Sport Science
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.3558Keywords:
Societies, Scientific. Knowledge. Physical Education.Abstract
Readings on Scientific Nature of the Brazilian College of Sport Science, edited by Amarílio Ferreira Neto (2005), presents a synthesis of the politician and scientific routes from the main scientific association of Physical Education/Sport Sciences in Brazil in the last decades of 20th century. The plurality of positions, divergences and mutual critics that also appear in the book show its development until now and expresses the challenges to face. Its articles demand the dialogue about politicians and epistemological paradoxes of all scientific associations in our uncertain and ambiguous days.Downloads
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