文化背景和多样性：恩戈洛和卡波埃拉在发挥作用。

IF 2.6 3区心理学 Q2 PSYCHOLOGY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY

Frontiers in Psychology Pub Date : 2025-05-13 eCollection Date: 2025-01-01 DOI:10.3389/fpsyg.2025.1545060

Lívia de Paula Machado Pasqua, Eliana de Toledo

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卡波埃拉（Capoeira）是一种非裔巴西人的多义文化表现形式，俗称格斗游戏，以前只在街头和受限的环境中进行，现在主要在训练中心，健身房，主要在学校。主要的问题是：这种被边缘化的做法，过去被巴西刑法禁止，今天如何能促进人与人之间人际关系和文化多样性的改善？方法论：这是一种以历史研究为特征的文献研究，基于卡波耶拉-身体来理解身体叙事。资料来源：对艺术家Neves e Sousa在Verney画廊（葡萄牙）的N'golo画作的分析。结果和讨论：先验建立的类别：2.身体练习的表征。音乐性和3。身体的元素。简而言之，我们认为了解卡波埃拉的非洲根源有助于促进包容性和代表性，突出体育教育以及人们日常生活中的文化多样性，在世界各地不同的教学实践背景下。

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Cultural background and diversity: N'golo and Capoeira in play.

Introduction: Capoeira is an Afro-Brazilian polysemic cultural manifestation, commonly known as fight-game formerly practiced only in streets and restricted environments and currently in training centers, gyms, and mainly in schools. The main question is: how this practice that was marginalized, prohibited by the Brazilian Penal Code in the past, can today promote an improvement in interpersonal relationships and cultural diversity among people?

Methodology: This is a documentary research characterized by a historical approach, based on capoeira-body to understand the body narrative. Sources: analysis of N'golo drawings by the artist Neves e Sousa in Galeria Verney (Portugal).

Results and discussion: Categories established a priori: 1. characterization of body practice, 2. musicality and 3. body elements. In short, we argue that understanding of the African roots in Capoeira is an instrumental for promoting inclusion and representation, highlighting Cultural Diversity in Physical Education as well in people daily life, in different practical contexts of teaching, all over the world.

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Frontiers in Psychology PSYCHOLOGY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY-

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5.30

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13.20%

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7396

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14 weeks

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