Football and Social Sciences in Brazil
This book presents a kaleidoscopic view of the multidisciplinary field of research developed within Brazilian social sciences to study football as a major cultural and social phenomenon in the country. As a contributed volume, it brings together chapters authored by researchers from different discip...
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| Format: | eBook |
| Language: | English |
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Springer International Publishing
2021, 2021
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| Edition: | 1st ed. 2021 |
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Table of Contents:
- 1.Football as a multifaceted object of academic studies in Brazil
- 2.Football and politics
- 3.“My concern was to play football”: relations between football and dictatorship
- 4.The political dimension of futebol-arte
- 5.1982 World Cup: Democratic winds in Spain and Brazil.-6. Brazilian football and history
- 7.Myths, football and national identity (1930-1983)
- 8.Order & Progress on the Grandstands: Sports Journalism and the Genesis of uniformed football fans during the political regime of the Estado Novo (1937-1945)
- 9.Sport and society in the writings of Roberto DaMatta
- 10.Neymar, football and the formation of a neoliberal culture
- 11.A modernity that is not complete? Ideas and interpretations about Brazilian football
- 12. FIFA, BRICS and the Soft Power discourse: analysis of the World Cup in South Africa, Brazil and Russia
- 13.Football and anthropology in Brazil
- 14.An ethnographic game of fluid categories of analysis
- 30."This is a reality": The racism narrated by black characters in Brazilian football
- 15. Garrincha, Pelé and Maradona: The sporting sacred in times of football icon veneration
- 16.When does the World Cup 2014 event start and end?
- 17.Football and communication studies in Brazil: Fences and crossroads of an indisciplinary field
- 18.Sport and the media in Brazil: vices and virtues of a secular marriage
- 19. World Cups’ geography: urban Brazil in 1950
- 20.Stadiums and arenas as privileged lenses to capture changes in urban space
- 21.The football industry in Brazil
- 22.The controversy over the introduction of the VAR in Brazil
- 23.Life projects, women and football
- 24.Brazil is Hexa: Marta’s Sporting Career
- 25.Gender expressions and the multiple practices of football in Brazil
- 26.Football, violence and democratic politics in Brazil
- 27.Narratives about football hooliganism in Brazil: (De)constructing the label "violent supporter"
- 28.The experience of cheering in (so-called) “modern football”
- 29.Brazilian racism in Football