Projetos esportivos de caráter social e carreiras desviantes : um estudo de caso com jovens em conflito com a lei
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2018-07-09
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Antunes, Scheila Espindola
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Universidade Federal do Espírito Santo
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There is a widespread discourse around sport about its potentialities in dealing with
ethical and moral values. Embedded in this discourse is a premise that points it as a tool
of high potential within social actions aimed at socially disadvantaged publics and
communities. The justifications for the insertion of the sport in these actions may be
based on the belief in its educational potential, in the (alleged) power to fight crime or
in the belief of its potential for the development of social skills and competences. It was
based on the debate promoted around these social uses of sport that we delimited as the
central objective of the thesis: to analyze the meanings and meanings that deviant young
people attribute to the sport from the sports experience enjoyed within a project of
social character, seeking to infer if such experience is able to keep these young people
from deviant careers. The field research was developed from a qualitative case study,
through direct observation, participation and interviews (semi structured and non
directive) with 04 deviant youths participating in a social sport project in the city of
Barbacena/MG. The analyzes indicate that participation in the sports project did not
promote perceptible changes in the ways of thinking and acting of the deviants, no
changes was promoted in their individual projects too. For three of the youths followed
in the study, the sporting practices of the project served only as a strategy to alleviate
the boredom caused by the socio-educational measure. Thus, it can not be said that
participation in the social project has contributed to distancing these youths from
possible deviant careers
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Sports , Social investment projects , Deviation , Youth , Projetos sociais , Projetos de investimento social , Desvio