Bodily practices and Paulo Freire: An analysis of knowledge

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This study aims at understanding how Freirean theory has been studied by the Physical Education (PE) academic community. A systematic review was carried out in the databases ERIC, SPORTDiscus, and Fuente Académica, with the following descriptors; Empowerment; Critical Theory; and Paulo Freire, combined with Physical Education both in English and Portuguese. Studies about dance, fight, gymnastics, sports, games, games, and/or rhythmic and expressive activities were selected for analysis. Knowledge production and the discussion were mapped for the following categories: Consciousness; Popular culture; and Empowerment. Freirean studies are rare in PE. However, those found show the contribution of Freire’s teachings to a more critical and democratic PE. Therefore, new investigations must further examine Freirean theory and PE.

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Nogueira, V. A., Maldonado, D. T., dos Santos Silva, S. A. P., Freire, E. dos S., & Miranda, M. L. de J. (2018). Bodily practices and Paulo Freire: An analysis of knowledge. Movimento, 24(4), 1265–1280. https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.85020

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