Cultura corporal: pesquisa com adolescentes do Centro Cultural Cartola (CCC) Rio de Janeiro

• Autor(a) principal: Conceição, Gisela de Assis
• Data de Publicação: 2011
• Tipo de documento: Dissertação
• Idioma: por
• Título da fonte: Biblioteca Digital de Teses e Dissertações da UERJ
• Texto Completo: http://www.bdtd.uerj.br/handle/1/15256
• topic: Adolescence; Body; Corporal image; Ideal I; Psicologia do adolescente; Corpo e mente; Identidade (Psicologia); Adolescência; Corpo; Imagem corporal; Eu ideal; CNPQ::CIENCIAS HUMANAS::PSICOLOGIA

The most plausible definition for this survey is one where the teens are defined according to the life history and sociocultural context in which the subject is found, which involves the transition to adulthood, changes in the mind, personality, behavior and especially in the body. The group of teens surveyed is in a stage of life of discovery, change (psychological identity and above all body) as well as any subject who is at that stage of life. With the beginning of adolescence, there is the formation of groups in which teenagers will identify. Each group has its own brand, its style, and the body seems to be the great translator of this new phase, the purpose of comparison beginning to emerge, the fear of not being accepted by the group makes the adolescent resorting to methods believed to be effective in search of an "ideal self" and therefore an "ideal body". This research discusses the idealization of the young body found during the conduct of field research, and links that exist between the idealization and the constitutions of this ideal in the conception of body movement. Data analysis was based on psychological interpretations about the drawings made by teenagers. It also addressed issues related to physical culture in Physical Education and its relationship to cultural identity, as this group of Jazz. Since the Commonwealth of hose is a multicultural area (styles of songs, dances, sports, etc.), but that is common in the body as the main translator of these experiences. The search for the "ideal body" is far from being fully satisfied, and the culture at large responsible for developing emotionally, mentally and especially adolescent girls' body of the Jazz group of CCC. The methodology of the Operational Group was one of the goals deconstruct and restructure the imagination of teenagers the concept of ideal body, which currently is seen in a rigid and stereotyped by contemporary society. The methodology of the Operational Group was a very useful tool in the process of deconstructing the concept of "ideal body" by the girls. The dynamics used were aimed awaken new perspectives on the body, so as to create situations where young people could get the best, but no escape from reality body.