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  • About
  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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L'athlétisme en mouvement : un état de la pratique / Track and field in France : a state of play

Lassalle, Geoffrey 22 November 2018 (has links)
Cette thèse réalisée en convention CIFRE peut être considérée comme une recherche-action. Elle a pour principal objectif de mieux comprendre certaines mutations dans la pratique de l’athlétisme en décrivant la pratique dans le cadre fédéral, mais aussi en mettant en avant les différents types de pratiquants, leur répartition géographique et leurs motifs de pratique. Elle se veut d’ordre pratique afin que les institutions responsables de son développement puissent l’utiliser comme un outil d’aide à la prise de décisions. / Carried out under CIFRE convention, this thesis is more a research-action thesis. The main objective is to better understand a number of changes in doing athletics by describing it within a federal context. Various types of athletes, their geographical breakdown and reasons for doing athletics are also highlighted. It’s intended to be practical so that the institutions responsible for its development use it as a tool for decision-making
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Saravá Ogum: a umbanda em procissão

Ribas, José Dalmo Ribeiro 18 May 2010 (has links)
Made available in DSpace on 2016-04-25T19:20:10Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Jose Dalmo Ribeiro Ribas.pdf: 26804507 bytes, checksum: cec658211fe9bdc982c3e7a712ca07d5 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2010-05-18 / In the mid past century in São Paulo City, the Umbanda Religion had experienced its most critical period concerning religious persecution. Encouraged by very conservative sectors of the society, the police repression was merciless against both male and female spiritualist ministers, braking into the terreiros (the sanctuary place for their practices) and arresting them along with the faithful people around in the name of moral and honest habits. In order to face this situation, in April 1957, following the recommendations from a spiritual head-guide called Exu Pássaro Preto, a group of Umbanda performers living in Jardim Buturuçu neighborhood, in eastern São Paulo, as a gesture of civil contumacy, had initiated the São Jorge (the Orixá Ogum) procession, claiming through this act for their right of free religious expression. This ceremony, that is taking place in 2010 for the very 53rd time, has widened its projection throughout Brazil, bringing outstanding value for the trails of this religion in São Paulo, by becoming a kind of central axis around witch the Umbanda has been built, has raised and reached institutional recognition. This paperwork aims to rescue by the testimony of Babalorixá Jamil Rachid, one of the most recognized leaders of the Umbanda and Candomblé religions in São Paulo, part of the verbal history of this activity, considering that he has been involved since the early 1950s. Besides the depositions caught from the interviews, the here-below information were structured through the research of newspapers, magazines and pictures concerning the São Jorge Procession and owned by the testimony s focal point / Em meados do século passado em São Paulo a Umbanda viveu seu período mais crítico em termos de perseguição religiosa. Estimulados por setores retrógrados da sociedade, a repressão policial agia contra pais e mães de santo, invadindo terreiros e efetuando prisões em nome da moral e dos bons costumes. Para fazer frente a essa situação, em abril de 1957, seguindo a recomendação de um guia espiritual denominado Exu Pássaro Preto, um grupo de umbandistas moradores do Jardim Buturuçu, Zona Leste da Capital, num gesto de desobediência civil, deu início à realização da Procissão de São Jorge, Orixá Ogum, com o intuito de clamar através dela o direito de livre expressão religiosa. Essa cerimônia que em 2010 realiza-se pela 53ª vez, ampliou, ganhou projeção nacional, adquirindo com o passar dos anos uma importância significativa para os rumos da tradição religiosa em São Paulo, ao tornar a sua realização uma espécie de eixo em torno do qual a Umbanda se estruturou, cresceu e adquiriu reconhecimento institucional. Este trabalho tem como objetivo resgatar através do testemunho do Babalorixá Jamil Rachid, uma das lideranças de maior reconhecimento junto à Umbanda e ao Candomblé em São Paulo, parte da história oral desse movimento, tendo em conta que a sua participação se deu desde o seu início em meados dos anos cinqüenta. Além do depoimento dado através de entrevistas, procurou-se estruturar as informações existentes, organizando-se jornais, revistas e fotos alusivas a Procissão de São Jorge, existentes em poder do entrevistado

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