SPORT AS A RIGHT: TRAITS AND PLOTS OF FORMATION OF TRUTH
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.45935Keywords:
Sports. Constitution and bylaws. Philosophy.Abstract
This article aims at debating the status of truth taken on by sport in Brazil, which produces it as a right that is guaranteed by the State to every citizen. Methodology included some tools of Foucaltian genealogy, which is absolutely imbricated with archeology. Laws and decrees implemented since the 1988 Constitution were adopted as a corpus of analysis. The work found many statements that make up a truth regime that seeks to produce sport as a naturally accepted right that is always present in the lives of all Brazilians.
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