2015
DOI: 10.24824/978854440573.4
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Jogos Autóctones E Tradicionais De Povos Da América Latina

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“…Since we all play together, Traditional cultural expressions like Traditional Sports and Games (TSG) demonstrate prominence in the ethical and aesthetic dimensions considering the fluidity and relevance of the groups in the elaboration of affects. Important research studies have been carried out about the diversity and richness of knowledge and learning provided by TSG all over the world (Parlebas, 2002(Parlebas, , 2010Lavega, 2004;Eichberg and Nygaard, 2009b;Gómez et al, 2012;Marin and Stein, 2015;Renson, 2016;Young Lee, 2016;Lavega-Burgués et al, 2020). For the scope of this paper, we understand TSG as a traditional community's expression based on research and dialogs with Central and Latin America, especially in Colombia and Mexico, which have traditional games well consolidated both in academic studies and public policies (Herrera Velásquez et al, 2018).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Since we all play together, Traditional cultural expressions like Traditional Sports and Games (TSG) demonstrate prominence in the ethical and aesthetic dimensions considering the fluidity and relevance of the groups in the elaboration of affects. Important research studies have been carried out about the diversity and richness of knowledge and learning provided by TSG all over the world (Parlebas, 2002(Parlebas, , 2010Lavega, 2004;Eichberg and Nygaard, 2009b;Gómez et al, 2012;Marin and Stein, 2015;Renson, 2016;Young Lee, 2016;Lavega-Burgués et al, 2020). For the scope of this paper, we understand TSG as a traditional community's expression based on research and dialogs with Central and Latin America, especially in Colombia and Mexico, which have traditional games well consolidated both in academic studies and public policies (Herrera Velásquez et al, 2018).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%