THE TERM “BODY PRACTICES” IN SCIENTIFIC LITERATURE AND ITS REPERCUSSION IN THE PHYSICAL EDUCATION FIELD
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.9000Keywords:
Exercise Movement Techniques. Physical education. Concept formationAbstract
The aim is to identify the meanings/senses
by which the term “body practices” has been used in the
Brazilian academic literature, parting from the analysis of
the content of 260 articles and 17 thesis/dissertations,
found by the use of keywords through search systems
and data base. The results indicate that: the use of the
term enhances after the year 2000; the researches that
utilize it, mostly develop their research in interface with
human sciences; in most of the documents there is no
concern about the concept definition; there are several
meanings/senses. The data also indicates that the term
has not reached a stable concept, despite being gathering
elements for that.
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