THE RIGHT TO LEISURE AND THE RIGHT TO THE CITY: INTERSECTIONS IN A UNIVERSITY OUTREACH PROJECT
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.67920Keywords:
Leisure activities. Sports. City planning. Human rights.Abstract
This paper describes a community outreach project aimed at connecting the right to leisure and the right to the city. Theoretical assumptions were sought in urban planning and Physical Education critical theories – focused on the asymmetric distribution of leisure by urban territories. Methodological choices also sought a synthesis between ethnographic research and university outreach programs, radicalizing the itinerant potentials of leisure practices. The conclusion takes stock of failures and successes of the process.
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