Os supostos espaços de discussão futebolística na televisão: as "mesas redondas"

Escher, Thiago Aragão; Reis, Heloisa Helena Baldy dos

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“…And, even if the game was televised, 95.6% reported they would go to the stadium. The latter dismisses the legitimacy, at least for these fans with a relatively strong team identification, of the discourse of journalists that justifies the non-broadcasting of games in the host cities, claiming that the television would empty stadiums and fans would prefer to watch the game at home 43 . The vast majority of those who scored positive on the AUDIT are regular attendees at matches of their favorite teams, with 43.2% reporting that they attend every match and a further 42.8% reporting to attend almost every match.…”

Section: Attendence To Matches and Perceptions About Violencementioning

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Drinking dangerously? Young football fans, alcohol and masculinity in Brazil

Reis

Martins

Spaaij

et al. 2018

Rev Bras Educ Fís Esporte

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This article examines young members of football fan formations known as torcidas organizadas and their relationship with alcohol. This relationship is investigated drawing on a survey undertaken with 804 young football fans in the State of São Paulo, Brazil. The survey results indicate that the percentage of young fans who engage in heavy drinking is considerably higher than that for young Brazilians of the same age in general. Through comparison with young football fans from other countries, it is argued that this high rate is related to the cultural practices of young torcedores, in which drinking ‘dangerously’ is a constitutive element in their construction of masculinity in the football context.

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Section: Attendence To Matches and Perceptions About Violencementioning

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Drinking dangerously? Young football fans, alcohol and masculinity in Brazil

Reis

Martins

Spaaij

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Rev Bras Educ Fís Esporte

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“…According E and R 23 , soccer is preponderant in publications of sports sections, specific virtual sites and television programs. However, this visibility drastically inverts when added the "feminine" connotation to soccer.…”

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O discurso acerca da seleção brasileira presente na Folha de S.Paulo durante o ano de realização da “Germany World Cup”

Gabriel

Freitas

2016

Rev. bras. educ. fís. esporte

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One of the segments that exerts strong infl uences on the social fi eld is the media. By producing images and discourses about reality, it can reinforce the social imaginary in relation to some themes. In this sense, several national studies have shown that the coverage of sports media privileges men in detriment of women. The aim of this study is to analyze quantitatively and qualitatively publications about Brazil women's national soccer team present in the sports section of the newspaper Folha de S.Paulo. The collected data refers to the reports published between January 1st to December 31st, 2011, year of the Germany World Cup. For that, it was opted for the adoption of the content analysis methods because they direct the researchers in the analysis of several types of materials, among them, the ones found in the media. The quantitative results, 37 publications in total, associated with the qualitative results, which also demonstrated the precarious coverage offered to the modality, validate the conclusion that for the sports media in general and in the "national" imaginary feminine soccer is still considered something of little signifi cance.

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Os supostos espaços de discussão futebolística na televisão: as "mesas redondas"

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Drinking dangerously? Young football fans, alcohol and masculinity in Brazil

Drinking dangerously? Young football fans, alcohol and masculinity in Brazil

O discurso acerca da seleção brasileira presente na Folha de S.Paulo durante o ano de realização da “Germany World Cup”

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