Les autocontraintes aujourd’hui : essai d’application à la relaxation, aux arts martiaux et au marathon

Bodin, Dominique; Héas, Stéphane; Alí, Medina; Régnier, Patrice

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“…These major theoretical frameworks have been used to better understand the martial arts, other contact sports such as rugby, judo, boxing and sailing (Audiffren and Cremieux, 1996;Clément, 1994;Héas et al, 2003;Mennesson, 2005;Wacquant, 2002), and to examine extreme or high-risk physical activities, such as around-the-world yacht racing, extreme ski formats, sky-diving, urban caving and Parkour (in which you climb on or jump from urban environment) (Lebreton, 2009;Routier, 2011;Soulé and Corneloup, 2007). In addition, much analysis of gender in the context of sport draws on these theoretical traditions (Davisse and Louveau, 1998;Mennesson, 2005,etc.…”

Section: Assessing the Challenges Of The Sociology Of Sportmentioning

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“…In France, figurational sociology, in the Elias tradition, and, more prominently, Bourdieu’s theoretical perspectives have been used to analyse the reduction and regulation of violence, to determine social tastes and hence social judgments, and to analyse the opposing forces at play as social groups for control of sports organizations and sports events. These major theoretical frameworks have been used to better understand the martial arts, other contact sports such as rugby, judo, boxing and sailing (Audiffren and Cremieux, 1996; Clément, 1994; Héas et al, 2003; Mennesson, 2005; Wacquant, 2002), and to examine extreme or high-risk physical activities, such as around-the-world yacht racing, extreme ski formats, sky-diving, urban caving and Parkour (in which you climb on or jump from urban environment) (Lebreton, 2009; Routier, 2011; Soulé and Corneloup, 2007). In addition, much analysis of gender in the context of sport draws on these theoretical traditions (Davisse and Louveau, 1998; Mennesson, 2005,etc.…”

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Assessing the sociology of sport: On sport participation and disabilities in France

Héas

2015

International Review for the Sociology of Sport

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On the 50th anniversary of the ISSA and IRSS, Stéphane Héas, a leading French scholar on sport participation and the rights and opportunities of people with disabilities and minorities to engage in sporting activity, considers the trajectory and challenges of sociology of sport in France with special reference to the needs of these populations. It is noted that while studies of sport and physical activity that engaged "a sociological gaze" were relatively late in coming to France, research engaging socio-cultural understandings of sport has accelerated in recent years.A key challenge to research in this area has been to redress the relative neglect of studying the opportunities and participation of people with disabilities and other minorities in sport and physical activity. In the future, the sociology of sport holds the promise of being able to support meaningful policy changes to enable equity and opportunity for these populations. Reflections on the trajectory of the sociology of sportBefore the 1980s, and even moving into the 1990s, the sociology of sport in France was characterized by meagre and chequered development. Nevertheless, an area of research emerged within sport and physical education (in French: Education Physique et Sportive, E.P.S.), a disciplinary area that had become required in private and public school education in France.Research in this developing field was of at least two minds. On one hand, it was radical in its criticism of sport, and on the other, it was also apologetic. Radical critics were concerned about the increasing capitalistic tendencies of society and the pressures of instrumentalization on human agency (Brohm, 1993; Brohm, 1996). Indeed, much work

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Section: Assessing the Challenges Of The Sociology Of Sportmentioning

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Section: Assessing the Challenges Of The Sociology Of Sportmentioning

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Assessing the sociology of sport: On sport participation and disabilities in France

Héas

2015

International Review for the Sociology of Sport

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“…Une construction identitaire ambivalente L'exclusion est processuelle, par conséquent, elle exige selon nous une approche sociologique du même type (Héas et al, 2003 ;Delzescaux, 2001 ;Elias, 1981 : 190 (Goffman, 1975 : 179).…”

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Précarités en France

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Robène

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La précarité se conjugue au pluriel. Deux populations masculines (jeune à la rue et âgée en résidence) sont analysées sous l’angle de leurs processus identitaires, leurs consommations addictives et leurs rapports au travail. Cette sociologie des Outsiders combine les acquis d’Elias et de Becker pour tenter de mieux comprendre les situations précaires et leurs dynamiques individuelles et collectives.

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Le dopage entre désir d’éternité et contraintes Sociales le cas (particulier?) de jeunes athlètes de haut niveau français

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Les autocontraintes aujourd’hui : essai d’application à la relaxation, aux arts martiaux et au marathon

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Assessing the sociology of sport: On sport participation and disabilities in France

Assessing the sociology of sport: On sport participation and disabilities in France

Précarités en France

Le dopage entre désir d’éternité et contraintes Sociales le cas (particulier?) de jeunes athlètes de haut niveau français

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