GRAMSCI'S CONCEPTION OF SPORT

Bourdieu's language has Foucaultian accents with reference to physical discipline. He claims that sport is the area where teaching someone the body discipline is more obvious than in other areas of cultural practice. He recognizes that the fight for common sense in contemporary politics is more Gramscian than Foucaultian. Bourdieu's analysis has more imagination and utility than Foucault's. Bourdieu recognizes that meanings assigned to sports practices are infiuenced by some social contexts where sports is consumed. In Bourdieu's view body practices and beliefs are less sensitive to the centrality of the contradictions of the contemporary cultural life. The dominant meanings in sports are not consistente interpreted and they change historically. It is helpful that sports and body to associate with a theory of social power, structure and development that operates following the Gramscian model.Original Abstract: Bourdieuov jezik ima Foucaultianove naglaske obzirom na fizicke discipline. On tvrdi da je sport podrucje gdje poducavanje nekoga tjelesnoj disciplini je ocitije nego u drugim podrucjima kulturne prakse. On priznaje da je borba za zdrav razum u suvremenoj politici je vise Gramscianova nego Foucaultianova. Bourdieuova analiza ima vise maste i korisnosti nego Foucaultova. Bourdieu priznaje da su znacenja koaj su dodijeljena sportskoj praksi pod utjecajem nekih drustvenih konteksta u kojima se sport konzumira. U Bourdieuovom pogledu tjelesna praksa i vjerovanja su manje osjetljivi u sredisnjici proturjecnosti suvremenog kulturnog zivota. Dominantna znacenja u sportu ne objasnajvaju se dosijedno i povijesno se mijenjaju. To je korisno da je sport i tijelo povezemo s teorijom drustvene moci, strukture i razvoja koji djeluju sukladno Gramscianovom modelu.