INEZIL PENNA MARINHO: HISTORIOGRAPHICAL OPERATIONS IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION (1940-1958)
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Inezil Penna Marinho. History. Physical Education.Abstract
The paper analyzes part of Marinho’s work to show his understanding of Physical Education History in Brazil. Covering the 1940-1958 period, it uses articles published in journals and books as its sources. The data showed two distinct historiographical perspectives. The first one is expressed in the work Contribuição para a história da educação física no Brasil and in works presented as a result of this publication, linking the author to the principles of the Methodical School; the second one was advocated by him in 1958 and follows a different path by linking History, Science and Art, departing from positivism as an expression of a particular way of doing historical research in Physical Education.
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