BODY EDUCATION IN CHILDREN’S PARKS AND PLAYGROUNDS AT CAMPINAS-SP (1940 – 1959)
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.58774Keywords:
History, 20th century. Cultural characteristics. Parks, recreational. Brazil.Abstract
The study aimed to show discourses and practices articulated around body education in parks and playgrounds in the city of Campinas in 1940-1959. Through historical research, it concludes that children’s parks and playgrounds were important institutions for care, education, culture and recreation for children, designed and oriented as a political and educational project to control children, but also to establish local and national identities still not consolidated as modern, urban and rational.
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