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ISSA 2015 World Congress - Book of Abstracts ISSA 2015 World Congress - Book of Abstracts Keynote communs d’une idéologie qui fut dénoncée dès son Tuesday, June 9th, 2015 apparition, il y a bientôt deux siècles. 4:45 PM - 6:00 PM Prenant garde à ne pas oublier, dans la définition du Grand Amphithéâtre - Paris Descartes Headquarters sport, l’importance de la compétition, nous nous demanderons si la possibilité d’associer le sport tour à The Wellbeing Imperative: On Bio-Others, Rescue tour au bien être ou à son contraire, ne tient pas à ce Missions and Social Justice que ceux-là même qui en affirment la valeur, le font Genevieve Rail, Concordia University Montreal (CA) avec la conviction que celle –ci ne peut pas être [email protected] démontrée rationnellement. Par exemple, les conceptions pour lesquelles les valeurs s’imposent aux Within neoliberal societies, “wellbeing” is understood in fidèles d’une même foi, ou bien à ceux qui, parce qu’ils a strictly individual/izing way and becomes part of a sont embarqués sont tenus de les choisir ou de les dominant discourse that feeds on biomedicalization and rejeter ne peuvent lier solidement sport et bien-être contributes to “biomorality.” Digital technologies are relationnel. Quant aux théories causalistes, qui, faute brought in to enhance the development and de fonder les valeurs proposent d’expliquer pourquoi maintenance of wellbeing through self-tracking, self- elles sont adoptées, elles conduisent toutes au soupçon diagnosis, and Skinnerian methods of learning how to d’une sorte de ruse: que penser en effet d’une valeur act on one’s own wellbeing. The wellness imperative qui s’impose, qui n’est pas librement choisie ? obliterates political engagement and leads to the Dans ce cas, c’est du côté d’une théorie rationnelle des creation of the happy, fit and productive biocitizen, savoirs, des valeurs et de leur articulation qu’une which is juxtaposed against the unfit, unwell and solution peut-être cherchée, et qu’une relation entre unproductive bio-Other. In this keynote, I present a sport et bien être relationnel peut être posée, et feminist poststructuralist analysis that takes into analysée. account of power relations in sexist, classist, ableist, ageist, neo-colonial, Islamophobic, homophobic and FR112 - Jeux traditionnels de la Suisse italienne et transphobic contexts to critique the purported bien-être relationnel “humanitarian” interventions to save the “abject” bio- Ferretti Enrico, Laboratoire TEC (EA 3625), Université Other. I speculate on the intrumentalisation of physical Paris Descartes (FR) [email protected] activity and sport within larger corporate schemes to expand markets in the name of wellbeing. I discuss the La présente recherche examine des jeux traditionnels ill-conceived “rescue missions” in public health that de la première moitié du XXème siècle qui se veulent exacerbate class divisions and reproduce patriarchal représentatifs du Sud de la Suisse, notamment sous and colonial hierarchies. I conclude with thoughts on l’angle du bien-être relationnel. Une étude comparative the place of sport sociology in the larger project of a été menée entre les jeux recueillis sur l’ensemble du justice and “social wellbeing.” territoire du Canton Tessin et les activités relevées dans _________________________________________ sa région la plus méridionale (le Mendrisiotto). L’étude s’est appuyée sur l’analyse détaillée de 202 pratiques Session 1.1 FR - Sport et bien-être relationnel ludiques, afin d'envisager la liaison éventuelle entre le th Wednesday, June 10 2015 jeu et la culture de la région correspondante. 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM Il en résulte une riche palette de jeux dédiés surtout à Salle 11 - Sport Sciences Faculty l’enfance; la grande région (le Tessin) et son sous- ensemble (le Mendrisiotto) ne se comportent pas FR108 - Sport et bien-être relationnel : une bonne idée toujours de la même façon. Les caractéristiques et ses conséquences. communes indiquent qu’il s’agit surtout d'éco-jeux Bertrand During, Laboratoire TEC (EA 3625), Université pratiqués à l’extérieur des habitations, qui valorisent Paris Descartes (FR) [email protected] principalement la dimension corporelle et manuelle. L’analyse des structures relationnelles a permis Pratique culturelle, le sport est mise en œuvre de d’enregistrer une pluralité de formes de liaisons sociales techniques du corps, qui peuvent être abordées comme mettant en évidence des réseaux de communications sujet de connaissances, et comme actualisation de motrices originaux. Garçons et filles jouent le plus valeurs. L’efficacité dans l’action s’appuie sur des souvent ensemble et les relations induites par les savoirs, et s’inscrit dans le respect des règles et des réseaux sont davantage orientées vers la solidarité et la codes. Intégré aux politiques éducatives, proposé pour compétition partageante, que vers l’opposition et la l’encadrement de la jeunesse, le sport, comme pratique compétition excluante. et comme spectacle prétend rapprocher, créer du lien En ce qui concerne la logique interne, on ne note pas la social, du bien-être relationnel. Ainsi posée, présence de jeux authentiquement tessinois comme l’affirmation semble s’inscrire naïvement dans les lieux l’avaient affirmé certains travaux préalables des années cinquante. Cette absence de jeux spécifiques peut 1 ISSA 2015 World Congress - Book of Abstracts s’expliquer par le fait que le Tessin est une région- Cependant, deux notions fortes créent un premier lien, carrefour située au centre de l’Europe. Plongés dans l’attachement aux valeurs et aux logiques de cette grande circulation de personnes issues de cultures gouvernance. Et les apports de la praxéologie motrice, différentes, les jeux apparaissent comme des jeux qui permettent d’analyser ces liens, tissent la trame de transculturels. fond de notre analyse, qui puise également dans d’autres éléments de la sociologie du sport. FR151 - Le bien être relationnel dans un contexte de Si les objets étudiés varient sensiblement, un élément forte hétérogénéité : le cas du judo des enfants au essentiel les rapproche. Qu’il s’agisse de l’étude d’une Japon fédération sportive multisports, du secteur de la Thierry Colin, Laboratoire TEC (EA 3625), Université formation linguistique de base pour adultes migrants ou Paris Descartes (FR) [email protected] de l’efficacité énergétique et du développement durable, tous les travaux servant de support ici s’axent Selon Alain BIHR A., aujourd’hui au Japon et en France, autour de la notion d’identité collective, à reconquérir, la solidarité intergénérationnelle serait à l'œuvre dans formaliser ou construire. Dans chaque contexte, émerge l'espace privé ou familial, alors qu'elle se détériorerait le besoin de se retrouver autour de valeurs humaines dans l'espace public tendant « à l'émergence d'un communes, génératrices de sens pour agir et d’un socle conflit (latent sinon actuel) grandissant entre les commun sur lequel s’appuyer pour avancer plus générations ». La menace d’un délitement de la solidement et collectivement dans un monde de cohésion sociale semble profiter au développement différences et d’individualisme. La notion de bien-être d’institutions éducatives comme les clubs de judo au relationnel s’inscrit également en filigrane, de manière Japon et en France dans lesquels l’enfant apprend, plus ou moins marquée dans chacune de ces études. comme l’impose la tradition nippone, de Elle s’exprime au travers des valeurs qui lient les êtres l’enseignement de son maître. Entre les âges, un en marche vers demain. respect mutuel s’installe, qui contribue au bien être _____________________________________________ ensemble et rassemble tradition et modernité. Toutefois si chacun s’accorde à penser dans les deux Session 1.2 – EN - Sport and Gender pays, que la finalité du judo des enfants est de créer du Wednesday, June 10th 2015 lien social, la réalité observée nous révèle des 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM divergences de pratique qui nous incitent à conclure Room 27 - Sport Sciences Faculty qu’en France le judo crée essentiellement du lien entre les pratiquants d’un âge relativement proche alors EN178 - The gendered subjectification of rodeo barrel qu’au Japon il cultive le bien être ensemble que ce soit racers in Western Canada pour des pratiquants d’âge éloignés, mais aussi de Christine Dallaire, Desirea Weninger, Université motivation ou de statut différents. Précisément parce d'Ottawa (CA) [email protected] qu’il contient les éléments d’une éducation pour le bien vivre ensemble dans un contexte de forte Studies have shown how women’s participation in the hétérogénéité, le judo japonais des enfants mérite une male dominated sporting atmosphere is fraught with attention particulière. En nous appuyant sur une tensions, bringing to light the experiences of observation longue et méthodique du judo des enfants sportswomen walking the fine line between acceptable dans les deux pays nous ferons une brève description gender representation and successful sport de ce qui les distingue en rapport avec notre sujet, puis performances. Rodeo in Western Canada is one such nous tenterons de dégager quelques principes qui font male dominated sport yet the Canadian Professional la valeur sociale du judo japonais des enfants. Rodeo Association (CPRA) requires that each rodeo has seven events, one of which is ladies barrel racing. FR180 - Sociologie du sport et dialogue Rodeo is unique in that ladies barrel racing may be sex transdisciplinaire : quand les valeurs créent le lien segregated, yet the competition is not completely Amélie Coulbaut-Lazzarini, UVSQ (FR) isolated from the men’s events. Therefore, while they [email protected] don’t compete against one another their gender performances are constantly on display within a sex- S’appuyant sur plusieurs études réalisées dans des integrated context. This means that issues related to milieux très différents et sur des objets divers, cette women’s sport legitimacy constantly shape barrel communication se propose de montrer comment la racers practices. This paper examines how barrel racers sociologie du sport permet de rapprocher et faire make sense of their gendered sporting experiences.
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