Introduction
Sport, defined as “the set of competitively codified and institutionalized motor activities” (Parlebas 2007), bears the mark of the institutions that, in order to organize it, must address the challenge of categorizing human diversity into distinct competitive categories in which everyone has an eq...
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Appartenances & Altérités
2026
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| 要約: | Sport, defined as “the set of competitively codified and institutionalized motor activities” (Parlebas 2007), bears the mark of the institutions that, in order to organize it, must address the challenge of categorizing human diversity into distinct competitive categories in which everyone has an equal chance of winning. As a result, the division of competition categories into distinct groups (based on gender, disability, weight, and age) is the norm in almost all sports.Apart from these inst... |
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