Body anthropology

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Body anthropology in the broader sense is the study of human corporeality from a human science perspective. It has its historical roots in cultural anthropology and the sociology of the body.

Experimental body anthropology

Experimental body anthropology has been developed since 1985 within the framework of the Franco-Danish-German Institute International d'Anthropologie Corporelle (IIAC). The initiative came from French educationalists and focused on different fields of research that are otherwise separate as academic disciplines: history , cultural sociology , ethnology , cultural anthropology , social psychology , sports science , dance studies and pedagogy .

Body anthropology was understood as a critical theory that reacts to the technological functionalization of the body and the reduction of body knowledge through narrowly scientistic test sciences.

In experimental body anthropology, impulses from French situationism and the sociology of Pierre Bourdieu combined with those from German critical theory ( Frankfurt School ) and Danish body culture studies.

Publications

  • Barreau, Jean-Jacques & Guy Jaouen 1991 (eds.): Éclipse et renaissance des jeux populaires. The tradition aux regions de l'Europe de demain. Rennes: Institut Culturel de Bretagne, 2nd edition.Karaez: FALSAB 1998.
  • Barreau, Jean-Jacques & Guy Jaouen 2001 (eds.): Les jeux traditionnels en Europe. Éducation, culture et société au 21e siècle. / Los juegos tradicionales en Europa. Educación, cultura y sociedad en el siglo 21. Plonéour Ronarc'h: FALSAB.
  • Dietrich, Knut & Henning Eichberg 1993 (Ed.): Body language - About identity and conflict. Frankfurt / Main: Afra.
  • Dietrich, Knut 2000 (Ed.): Forms of staging youth sports in the metropolises of Europe. Hamburg: Department of Sports Science at the University of Hamburg.
  • Dietrich, Knut 2001 (ed.): How Societies Create Movement Culture and Sport. Copenhagen: Institute of Exercise and Sport Sciences, University of Copenhagen.
  • Dietrich, Knut 2002 (ed.): Socialization and the Social Change in Movement Culture and Sport. Copenhagen: Institute of Exercise and Sport Sciences, University of Copenhagen.
  • Dietrich, Knut, Horst Ehni, Henning Eichberg & Søren Nagbøl 2013: Explore and play - teach, encourage, let. Understand child movement pedagogically. Hohengehren: Tailor.
  • Eichberg, Henning & Jørn Hansen 1989 (eds.): Body cultures and identity. Attempts at alternative attention. Münster: Lit.
  • Eichberg, Henning & Jørn Hansen 1996 (Eds.): Movement Spaces. Body anthropological contributions. Butzbach-Griedel: Afra.
  • Guibert, Joël & Guy Jaouen 2005 (eds.): Jeux traditionnels. What are your needs for sportifs for the society of demain? Vannes: Institut Culturel de Bretagne.
  • Nagbøl, Søren 1994: "Helgoland on Amager." In: International Review for the Sociology of Sport , 29, 1: 85-98.
  • Nagbøl, Søren & John Bale 1994: A View of English Football: Sport and Sense of Place. Jyväskylä: University of Jyväskylä.
  • Risse, Heinz 1991: Sociologie du sport. Ed. Jean-Jacques Barreau & Henning Eichberg (= Collection Cultures Corporelles. 2) Rennes: Presses de l'Université Rennes II.

literature

  • Eichberg, Henning 1992: Institut International d'Anthropologie Corporelle. The work of a research network. Institut for idræt / Odense Universitet.
  • Dietrich, Knut, Horst Ehni, Henning Eichberg & Søren Nagbøl 2013: Explore and play - teach, encourage, let. Hohengehren: Schneider, pp. 164–171.