2009
DOI: 10.1080/09523360903148820
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French Gymnastics in Brazil: Dissemination, Diffusion and Relocalization

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“…Material that was specifically “French” could scarcely be found in the 700 dense pages of the three volumes of the French Method. It has already been demonstrated that the method was extensively influenced by various German, English, Belgian, and Swedish models, that it presented a strong resemblance to the educational concepts of physical education developed, for example, in Italy before 1925, and that it was adopted in other countries where its so‐called French characteristics were not considered a problem (Terret & Tesche, 2009; Terret & Vescovi, 1999). In addition, the aim of defining the “French race” included a precise definition of what both a man and a woman should be in a context marked by a return to gender tradition after the experiences of war.…”
Section: The Invention Of the “French Method” In The Aftermath Of The...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Material that was specifically “French” could scarcely be found in the 700 dense pages of the three volumes of the French Method. It has already been demonstrated that the method was extensively influenced by various German, English, Belgian, and Swedish models, that it presented a strong resemblance to the educational concepts of physical education developed, for example, in Italy before 1925, and that it was adopted in other countries where its so‐called French characteristics were not considered a problem (Terret & Tesche, 2009; Terret & Vescovi, 1999). In addition, the aim of defining the “French race” included a precise definition of what both a man and a woman should be in a context marked by a return to gender tradition after the experiences of war.…”
Section: The Invention Of the “French Method” In The Aftermath Of The...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Até o governo britânico, que tradicionalmente recusava qualquer envolvimento com os esportes, passou a interessar-se por ele como instrumento alternativo de diplomacia (Beck, 1999). O Brasil não escapou desse processo mais amplo, adotando práticas semelhantes às dos demais países, mesmo que aqui isso tenha sido algo menos contínuo e planejado e mais arbitrário (Terret, 2009).…”
Section: Regionalismos Na Administração Do Futebolunclassified
“…Esse modelo de Educação Física chegou ao Brasil ainda em 1919, juntamente com a Missão Militar Francesa, contratada para dar instrução militar ao Exército Brasileiro, quando ainda estava sendo sistematizada. Na historiografia da Educação Física brasileira, o Método Francês, a partir da década de 1980, tem-se tornado objeto de estudo das pesquisas científicas desenvolvidas pelos programas de Pós-Graduação em Educação e Educação Física (GOELLNER, 1992;TESCHE, 2009;QUEIROZ;CANCELLA, 2018;BRUSCHI, 2019).…”
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