Tag: movement
Call for Papers | Lockdown and Being : Space, Place, Movement | Special Issue of Indo-Pacific Journal of Phenomenology. Call ends July 30, 2021
The outbreak of Covid-19 and the resultant lockdowns have problematised the taken-for-granted notions of ‘space’, ‘place’ and ‘movement’, and thrust them into the foreground of discussions - not only in academic circles but also in popular culture, news media, policy making, and politicking. Potential paper topics might relate to place and space as conceived and constructed through specific forms of movement, such as in soma-aesthetics, performance, theatre, sports, care, community, tourism, etc.
Livestreamad disputas | Enactive Movement Integration: En handlingsorienteret bevægelsesdidaktik for folkeskolen, av Kasper Lasthein Madsen, Norges idrettshøgskole, 19. februar kl 10:15
– Mer aktivitet i skolen? Ja, visst! Men alt fra lærere til politikere tenker altfor snevert om hvordan man kan få elevene mer i bevegelse. Elevene går dermed glipp av noen flotte muligheter for å lære veldig mye bedre. Det sier Kasper Madsen, som har undersøkt hvordan man kan bruke bevegelse til å lære bedre. Mye bedre. Han mener man bør bruke aktiviteter i undervisningen på helt andre måter enn bare for å få opp pulsen.
Sport Scholar Profile | Susanne Ravn, University of Southern Denmark
Susanne Ravn is an Associate professor and Head of ‘Movement, Culture and Society’, a research unit at the University of Southern Denmark. In her research, she focuses on phenomenological approaches to skilled movement in dance practice. She is the author of several books in Danish and English and has published her research in journals focusing on phenomenology, qualitative research methods in sport, exercise and health, dance research and sociological analysis of embodied experiences.
Call for Proposals | “New Femininities in Digital, Physical and Sporting Cultures” | New book series from Palgrave Macmillan
Books in this series focus on the latest conceptual, methodological and theoretical developments in feminist thinking about bodies, movement, physicality, leisure and technology to understand and problematize new framings of feminine embodiment.
Ny artikel i Sport, Education and Society: ”Logics of practice in movement culture: Lars-Magnus Engström’s contribution to understanding participation in movement cultures”
Lars-Magnus Engström, nestorn i svensk idrottspedagogisk forskning, avled i januari 2014. Han var verksam in i det sista och tvingades lämna oavslutade arbeten efter sig. Två av hans doktorander, Håkan Larsson och Karin Redelius, har avslutat ett av dessa arbeten som nu publicerat som en artikel i Sport, Education and Society.
New book by 漢尼．艾希柏, entitled 身體文化研究──由下而上的人類運動現象學
The title of Henning Eichberg’s new book would translate to The Study of Body Culture – Towards a Bottom-Up Phenomenology of Human Movement. It was published in Taiwan by Taiwan Body Culture Society & Kant Publishing in February 2015.
Afsluttende konference for projektet ”Forsøg med Læring i Bevægelse” fredag d. 16. januar 2015
Initiativet til forskningsprojektet ”Forsøg med Læring i Bevægelse” blev taget ultimo 2012, hvor det daværende Ministerium for Børn og Undervisning (nu Undervisningsministeriet) tog kontakt...
“Liminoidal spaces and the moving body: Emotional turns” | Special section in Emotion, Space and Society Vol. 12, 2014
The special section contains articles by Kalle Jonasson, Alan Bairner, Toni Bruce, and others.
GCI arrangerar symposium: Rörelseglädje och inspiration
Föreningen för psykomotorik och föreningen GCI inbjuder till symposium kring rörelseglädje och inspiration den 3–4 oktober 2014, Danderyds gymnasieskola, Stockholm.
Aktuell forskning och praktisk tillämpning av rörelsens...
Folk i rörelse – Ett folkhälsosymposium i regi av Lidingöloppet i samarbete med Riksidrottförbundet och GIH
Välkommen till höstens mest angelägna eftermiddag, där vi lyfter arbetsgivarens och idrottens roll för Sveriges tillväxt.
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