SOCCER, IMAGES AND PROFESSIONALIZATION: SOCCER PLAYS WITH EVERY TEENAGE DREAMS
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.19415Keywords:
Soccer. Attitudes. Dream. ImagesAbstract
The study aims to analyze the social elements in the construction of attitudes that lead teenagers who practice soccer to go for professionalization in such sport. It uses open interviews, collecting testimonies from nine adolescents aged 13 to 16 years old in two soccer teams in the cities of Vitória and Cariacica. The reductions of the interviews were based on the discursive analysis of Maingueneau (1998) and the theoretical discussion examined the categories dream and images in Marc Augé (1994). It concludes that the family, the television media and the soccer anonymous are the motivators for continuing the dream of teenagers to become professional soccer players.
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