SPORTS OBJECTS IN CHILDREN’S CULTURE: MATERIAL DIMENSIONS AND REPRESENTATIONS
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.51409Keywords:
Games and toys. Child. Sports equipment. Cultural characteristics.Abstract
Sports objects intended for children are part of children’s material culture. They put into play the child’s body with its actual physical, psychological, intellectual and social characteristics, and representations on the child at the time of the design and production of objects most suitable to each age. The aim of this article was to conduct, through qualitative research, an assessment of sports objects, considering their materiality and influence on children’s bodies, and to unveil ways to signify childhood and sports.
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