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Formation of professional-pedagogical culture of future specialists of physical culture and sports specialties

Linguistics and Culture Review, 2021
The article is devoted to the need to form a professional-pedagogical culture of future specialists of physical culture and sports specialties in the process of professional training in a higher education institution.
Iryna Kalynychenko, H. O. Latina, Yana Kopytina, Irina Protsenko, I. V. Ivanii   +4 more
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The history of physical culture in Ireland

Irish Studies Review, 2021
but never fully expanded upon. Secondly, the examination of physical culture in military, educational and recreational fields highlights previously understudied aspects within these areas of research.
Brian Griffin
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Regenerating the ‘Stock’ of the Empire: Biopower and Physical Culture in English Garden City Planning Discourse, 1898-1903

, 2021
In 1898, British social reformer Ebenezer Howard published To-morrow: A Peaceful Path to Real Reform, calling for ‘garden city’ communities based on the principles of decentralized industry, urban resettlement, low-density housing, and a ‘healthy ...
Samuel M. Clevenger, D. L. Andrews
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What is this “Physical” in Physical Cultural Studies?

Sociology of Sport Journal, 2011
In this article, we identify various points of ontological, epistemological, and methodological intersection from which an embodied, generative Physical Cultural Studies project can emerge. We follow scholars such as Ingham (1997) and Andrews (2008) in arguing that contemporary “body work” scholars might benefit from “framing” (Butler 2009) embodiment ...
Michael D. Giardina, Joshua I. Newman
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Seeking the senses in physical culture: Sensuous scholarship in action

Sport Management Review, 2020
The book, Seeking the Senses in Physical Culture, is an intriguing and relevant book for researchers engaged in the topic of sport and physical culture. It is edited by Andrew C.
K. Kovács, A. Sparkes
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Yoga not a (physical) culture for men? Understanding the barriers for yoga participation among men.

Complementary Therapies in Clinical Practice, 2020
Yoga offers an integrated approach to health and well-being that could potentially benefit men. This qualitative descriptive study examined men's perceptions of yoga, and identified barriers and possible facilitators for participation.
Jonathan Y. Cagas, S. Biddle, I. Vergeer
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Listen, Tell, Show: Recreation and the Black and Decolonial Storytelling in Sport and Physical Culture Research

Journal of Sport and Social Issues
Stories are always grounded in personal, collective, and ancestral experiences and come in a variety of visual, performance, textile, and text-based forms.
Janelle Joseph
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Individual Personal Factors of Professional Training of Persons with Disabilities and Limited Opportunities of Health as Competitive Specialists in Adaptive Physical Culture

Scientific Research and Development Socio-Humanitarian Research and Technology, 2019
The article contains the results of an empirical research aimed at identifying the factors hindering the successful training of persons with disabilities and disabilities as competitive specialists in adaptive physical culture.
Светлана Васильевна Шмелева, S. Shmeleva, Никита Вячеславович Логачев, N. Logachev, Т.И. Бонкало, T. Bonkalo   +5 more
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Physical culture, the Royal Irish Constabulary and police masculinities in Ireland, 1900–14

Irish historical studies, 2019
This article examines the importance of physical culture systems for Irishmen seeking to enter the Royal Irish Constabulary (R.I.C), and those already operating within it, in the period 1900 to 1914. R.I.C.
Conor Heffernan
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Physics and culture

Physics Bulletin, 1963
In his speculative essay, 'The Rule of Phase Applied to History', dated January 1, 1909, the American historian, Henry Adams, came to a remarkable conclusion: ' ... the future of Thought, and therefore of History, lies in the hands of the physicists, and ... the future historian must seek his education in the world of mathematical physics.
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