2015
DOI: 10.14516/fdp.2015.006.001.001
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Saltos del toro y carreras rituales. Deporte femenino y religión en la Antigua Grecia

Abstract: Fecha de recepción: 23-II-2015 Fecha de aceptación: 17-VIII-2015Resumen: La tan repetida afirmación de que en los Juegos Olímpicos antiguos las mujeres no participaban requiere ciertos matices. En estas páginas se estudian las razones por las que el deporte femenino en la antigua Grecia y sus competiciones se mantuvieron siempre muy estrechamente ligadas al contexto cultual y religioso en el que se celebraban. Sin embargo, en época imperial romana, algunos testimonios han hecho que diversos estudiosos se hayan… Show more

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“…Young people during their stay at the university must face many sources of stress, for example, long hours of study, high academic expectations, frequency of exams and fear of low performance, financial constraints, methodology used by the teacher and concerns about the future, which can lead the student to the consumption of tobacco, caffeine, soda/ energy drinks, psychoactive substances, besides altering their sleep patterns, eating, activity and physical exercise (García et al, 2017;Lara et al, 2019;Molano-Tobar, Vélez-Tobar & Rojas-Galvis, 2019), which after some time constitute risk factors for developing chronic pathologies. Scientific evidence has emphasized the study and intervention of the lifestyles of university students as a measure to mitigate the risk of presenting a chronic disease in the future (Bastías & Stiepovich, 2014;Zambrano et al, 2020).…”
Section: Theoretical Foundationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Young people during their stay at the university must face many sources of stress, for example, long hours of study, high academic expectations, frequency of exams and fear of low performance, financial constraints, methodology used by the teacher and concerns about the future, which can lead the student to the consumption of tobacco, caffeine, soda/ energy drinks, psychoactive substances, besides altering their sleep patterns, eating, activity and physical exercise (García et al, 2017;Lara et al, 2019;Molano-Tobar, Vélez-Tobar & Rojas-Galvis, 2019), which after some time constitute risk factors for developing chronic pathologies. Scientific evidence has emphasized the study and intervention of the lifestyles of university students as a measure to mitigate the risk of presenting a chronic disease in the future (Bastías & Stiepovich, 2014;Zambrano et al, 2020).…”
Section: Theoretical Foundationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Tanto es así que su exclusión ya era patente en civilizaciones antiguas como Grecia o Roma, donde la participación deportiva estaba reservada casi exclusivamente para los hombres (Zapico y Tuero del Prado, 2014). Para García-Romero (2005), muchos de los prejuicios de la época clásica en contra de la mujer se han hecho extensibles hasta bien entrado el siglo XX. El propio fundador de los Juegos Olímpicos (JJ.OO.)…”
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