2014
DOI: 10.3917/rf.011.0043
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Habiller, nourrir, soigner son enfant : la fabrication de corps de classes

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“…Rather than prioritising competition, many French parents were invested in developing their children’s healthy, balanced selves as embodied in sports practice (Court et al, 2014). This parenting approach also involved the improvement of students’ sailing abilities so they could become more immersed within the unique local ocean and sailing culture.…”
Section: Findings: Dominant Social Class Reproduction Practices In School Sport Sailingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Rather than prioritising competition, many French parents were invested in developing their children’s healthy, balanced selves as embodied in sports practice (Court et al, 2014). This parenting approach also involved the improvement of students’ sailing abilities so they could become more immersed within the unique local ocean and sailing culture.…”
Section: Findings: Dominant Social Class Reproduction Practices In School Sport Sailingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…D'autres auteurs ont également montré les processus et les effets d'un apprentissage par corps (Faure, 2000) notamment, pour les membres des classes populaires (Wacquant, 2000). Il en va de même pour ce qui concerne les pratiques vestimentaires, alimentaires ou d'hygiène (Court, Mennesson, Salaméro, & Zolesio, 2014).…”
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