Human Movement: Moving Yourself - Parmenides and Heraclitus

Abstract

It deals with a theoretical investigation clipping seeking to know the frontiers of the concept of self-moving. We return to the origins of Western philosophy, having Parmenides and Heraclitus as starting points for the construction of socioanthropological foundations. The reflections go through (im)mobilism indicating the pseudo-opposition between being and becoming and through the initiation and Parmenid poetic philosophy. In the sequence, the Heraclitean philosophy has as the central point the ether as the fifth element of nature. From the reading, guidelines in the didactic-anthropological axis for the critical-emancipatory conception in physical education stand out.