Fabiano Pries Devide

REFLEXÕES SOBRE O USO DA LINGUAGEM E DA IMAGEM NA PESQUISA HISTÓRICA DO ESPORTE: A TRAJETÓRIA DE BLANCHE PIRONNET NA HISTÓRIA DAS MULHERES NO ESPORTE NO BRASIL

The present study proposes a reflection on the use of language through discourse and image as sources for historical research. To this end, based on Oral History and Semiotics, it presents the trajectory of swimmer Blanche Pironnet in Sao Paulo in the early 20 th century (1910-1920) as a reference in the study of the History of Women in sports in Brazil.

A CONTRIBUIÇÃO DA ETNOMETODOLOGIA PARA OS ESTUDOS SOCIOLÓGICOS NA EDUCAÇÃO FÍSICA BRASILEIRA

Este trabalho oferece um levantamento da producao bibliografica produzida no campo sociocultural da Educacao Fisica, que se utiliza da etnometodologia como referencial teorico-metodologico, de forma a compreender os caminhos ja percorridos e a serem percorridos nesta area de estudo. Tres categorias foram construidas a partir da analise do material coletado.

Primórdios da natação competitiva feminina: do "páreo elegância" aos Jogos Olímpicos de Los Angeles

The objective of this study is to construct the historical narrative of the appearance of swimming competitions for women up to 1932. Two swimmers who actually participated in this process were interviewed: Blanche Pironnet, and Maria Lenk. Documents from other sources were also used in the process. The interpretation of the sources shows that at the beginning of the 20th century, swimming was a locus of symbolic power, which permitted elite women to conquer public space without much social resistance at the same time that they made it appropriate to state eugenic projects and became visible to a patriarchal and conservative society

Beginning of female competitive swimming: from "elegance race" to Los Angeles Olympic Games

The objective of this study is to construct the historical narrative of the appearance of swimming competitions for women up to 1932. Two swimmers who actually participated in this process were interviewed: Blanche Pironnet, and Maria Lenk. Documents from other sources were also used in the process. The interpretation of the sources shows that at the beginning of the 20th century, swimming was a locus of symbolic power, which permitted elite women to conquer public space without much social resistance at the same time that they made it appropriate to state eugenic projects and became visible to a patriarchal and conservative society

Albores de la natación competitiva femenina: desde "la disputa en elegancia" hasta los Juegos Olímpico de Los Ángeles

The objective of this study is to construct the historical narrative of the appearance of swimming competitions for women up to 1932. Two swimmers who actually participated in this process were interviewed: Blanche Pironnet, and Maria Lenk. Documents from other sources were also used in the process. The interpretation of the sources shows that at the beginning of the 20th century, swimming was a locus of symbolic power, which permitted elite women to conquer public space without much social resistance at the same time that they made it appropriate to state eugenic projects and became visible to a patriarchal and conservative society