2020
DOI: 10.3917/sta.128.0061
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La radicalisation dans le sport au prisme de la sociologie de Norbert Elias : des commérages aux logiques de l’exclusion

Abstract: À partir d’une enquête de terrain menée au sein de la ligue des Hauts-de-France de football, cet article appréhende les mécanismes de désignation de la radicalisation à la lumière de la configuration éliasienne interrogeant les processus de stigmatisation observés (et leurs effets) entre « établis » et « outsiders ». Nous montrons que domine auprès des « acteurs établis » qui dirigent, qui représentent ou, plus généralement, qui pratiquent le football, une acception religieuse de la notion de radicalisation. C… Show more

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“…Radicalization is a polysemic concept, difficult to define univocally as it ranges from a micro social dimension to a macro one. The micro one has to do with the adoption of a personal "attitude", intransigence, with potentially extreme consequences (Sallé & Bréhon, 2020), whilst the macro social dimension includes political, religious, or national movements which break violently with pre-existing values, introducing new ethical elements according to belief systems that are not compatible with the "hated" reality.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Radicalization is a polysemic concept, difficult to define univocally as it ranges from a micro social dimension to a macro one. The micro one has to do with the adoption of a personal "attitude", intransigence, with potentially extreme consequences (Sallé & Bréhon, 2020), whilst the macro social dimension includes political, religious, or national movements which break violently with pre-existing values, introducing new ethical elements according to belief systems that are not compatible with the "hated" reality.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%