Body culture movement and gender debates, inside and outside the school walls: narratives of an experience
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https://doi.org/10.17058/rea.v32i2.19692Keywords:
Body culture of movement, School physical education, Body practicesAbstract
Result of a research at the Stricto sensu level, this article aims to problematize the (in) confluences of the body culture of movement in the educational experiences lived in school Physical Education, based on the narratives of the researcher on the theme. It is a study that [re] produces a dialog between the readings and analyses sought and interpreted from the State of Knowledge and the experiences of the author/researcher´s as a Physical Education teacher. In the conclusions, the article highlights the proximities between the narratives of school Physical Education and the narratives of other sports environments, emphasizing the importance of paying attention to the discourses that reverberate, through many voices, gender inequality.
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