Documentos de Académico
Documentos de Profesional
Documentos de Cultura
SUBJECT:
GOVT. ND ECONOMY
SECTION:
This study represents different sections which involve: Theoretical perspectives guiding research in sport sociology. Examining of sport and two social processes: the polity and its relationship to sports.
There exists a very strong societal support for sport participation because of the belief that sport teaches proper values such as self discipline, sportsmanship and an appreciation of hard work, competition and goal attainment. The socialization of youth and adults occurs through Medias presentation of sports. The mass media socialize through image management, the manipulation of symbols and commentary. Social change: from play to corporate sport: The nature of sports has been change by media by changing social life with its emphasis on display or what has been called entertainmentization. Many changes in the nature of sport have resulted from Medias influence and the desire of both media entrepreneurs and representatives of the sport establishment to enhance the appeal of their sport product to maintain profit margins. Sport and the polity: international relations All countries should exhibit an acceptable standard of living, a stable political order, an equitable system of social justice and social behavior governed by controlled, rational, not impulsive procedures. Also countries motive is the recognized as a responsible actor in the international community of nations. In other words, nations seek internal stability and external status. Sport is commonly viewed as a vehicle to achieve both.
Conclusion:
Sport sociology is expanding as a field of social inquiry and of gaining acceptance in mainstream sociology. Sport research is often an after-thought, pursued as an academic interest only after serious work is done. Sport is such a fruitful arena in which to take into account the contours of the particular relations of dominance and subordination that exist among groups located at the intersection of class and racial conflicts.