SPORT, PROJECTION, MIRROR AND CULTURAL SYMBOL: REFLECTION ON ENDURANCE SPORTS OF VALUES IN SOCIAL AND EDUCATIONAL CONTEXT
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.36596Keywords:
Ritual. Culture. Didactic. Sport.Abstract
This article analyses and recovers the ritual of sacrifice and it’s embedded within the current sporting spectrum in a privileged position. The sport within the prevailing sociocultural contexts shows the connection between physical and moral pain, causing significant levels of effort and turning athletes into victims. This article features a theoretical and critical reflection on an emerging sports model and its potential involvement in education. The results allow the inclusion of sport-based values, stating they are faithfully supported by society.
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