SOCIAL REPRESENTATIONS OF PARTICIPANTS IN VITÓRIA’S SPORTS PROJECT
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.65543Keywords:
Social investment projects. Youth sports. Social values.Abstract
The study analyzes social representations of teenagers who are members of Sports Schools in Vitória/ES about that social project. It is a descriptive-interpretative study anchored in the Social Representations theory. For data collection, semi-structured interviews were carried out with 108 participants in the project. Interpretation uses the Iramuteq software through the following analytical strategies: word cloud, analysis of similarities, and descendant hierarchical classification. As a result, the work determines that the word playing is the core of respondents’ social representations. Meanings linked to playing are related to friendship, learning sports disciplines, esthetics/health, social rise and new perspectives in life. Beyond such learning images/figures, it identifies representations associated to the moralist nature of social projects.
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