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Submitted by arlindo kohlrausch (ajfk@uepg.br) on 2022-05-18T23:36:46Z No. of bitstreams: 2 license_rdf: 811 bytes, checksum: e39d27027a6cc9cb039ad269a5db8e34 (MD5) Edilson de Oliveira.pdf: 6437698 bytes, checksum: 8cfafae7f8db7927734e6bf1fe54edf5 (MD5) Made available in DSpace on 2022-05-18T23:36:46Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 2 license_rdf: 811 bytes, checksum: e39d27027a6cc9cb039ad269a5db8e34 (MD5) Edilson de Oliveira.pdf: 6437698 bytes, checksum: 8cfafae7f8db7927734e6bf1fe54edf5 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2022-04-20 O objetivo da tese foi analisar o sistema simbólico fomentado e que fomenta as práticas futebolísticas e o processo de estruturação do habitus dos jogadores do Mirante Esporte Clube em Ponta Grossa - Paraná (2013-2021). Para tanto, recorreu-se a etnografia, pois ela possibilita a reflexão sobre o grupo social estudado, através de seu próprio “ponto de vista” sobre o mundo, com base na interpretação de suas práticas simbólicas. Entre Campeonato Amador Divisão Especial e Campeonato Amador Máster, de 2013 a 2021, acompanhou-se o Mirante E. C. nas 13 competições em que o time foi inscrito. Além das saídas de campo nos dias de jogo, observou-se os jogadores, dirigentes e torcedores do clube em outros momentos, como: nas “peladas” (jogos recreativos); nas rodas de sociabilidade; em festividades comemorativas do clube (aniversários ou eventos de encontro de veteranos); em mutirões de reformas; reuniões da diretoria; além de festas de aniversário, churrascos e demais comemorações particulares de agentes envolvidos com o Mirante E. C., quando convidado. Para apresentação dos resultados, adotou-se o formato Multipaper ou modelo Escandinavo, que se caracteriza pela apresentação do estudo através de uma coletânea de artigos. Ao longo deste processo foram desenvolvidos sete artigos. Os três primeiros, caracterizam-se por um esforço “fora de campo”, através dos quais realizou-se estados do conhecimento da produção acadêmica sobre futebol amador no Brasil (através de teses e dissertações da BDTD) e em diferentes locais do mundo (através da base de dados Scopus) e uma revisão de literatura sobre os desafios contemporâneos da pesquisa etnográfica. Em seguida, os quatro artigos da segunda parte da tese, abordam diretamente as questões emergentes das descrições etnográficas realizadas nos campeonatos amadores de Ponta Grossa, como: os sentimentos de identidade com o clube, expressos através das relações de conflito entre diferentes diretorias; o uso do capital futebolístico fora do campo, nas relações de trabalho ou política eleitoral; a importância das práticas futebolísticas na trajetória de agente que vivenciou o esporte em suas diferentes dimensões; e os dilemas e conflitos enfrentados pelos praticantes de futebol em uma pandemia. Infere-se que desde sua gênese fabril, a prática futebolística amadora possuía e possui a capacidade de ser convertida em capital econômico, cultural, social ou simbólico, aplicável para além das linhas geográficas dos campos. Por este motivo, apresenta-se a necessidade de se pensar em um capital futebolístico. No contexto pontagrossense, entre as memórias do passado dos veteranos e a esperança subjetiva (quase mística), de que tudo é possível através de um grupo que se reconheça como uma família, os símbolos, normas e leis que regem este espaço social permanecem sendo reproduzidas, legitimando simbolicamente o futebol amador como uma prática indispensável do cotidiano destes agentes sociais. Assim, suas formas de ver, sentir e agir sobre o mundo, ou seja, seu habitus, estão diretamente relacionadas às leis e lógicas do campo futebolístico amador de Ponta Grossa. The objective of the thesis was to analyze the symbolic system fostered and that fostered football practices and the process of structuring the habitus of Mirante Esporte Clube players in Ponta Grossa – Paraná (2013-2021). To this end, ethnography was used, as it enables reflection on the social group studied, through its own “point of view” on the world, based on the interpretation of its symbolic practices. Between Special Division Amateur Championship and Master Amateur Championship, from 2013 to 2021, Mirante E. C. was accompanied in the 13 competitions in which the team was registered. In addition to field trips on game days, the club's players, managers and fans were observed at other times, such as: in “peladas” (recreational games); in the circles of sociability; at commemorative club festivities (anniversaries or veterans gathering events); in reform efforts; board meetings; in addition to birthday parties, barbecues and other private celebrations of agents involved with Mirante E. C., when invited. For the presentation of the results, the Multipaper format or Scandinavian model was adopted, which is characterized by the presentation of the study through a collection of articles. During this process, seven articles were developed. The first three are characterized by an effort "off the field", through which states of knowledge of academic production on amateur football in Brazil (through BDTD theses and dissertations) and in different parts of the world (through from the Scopus database) and a literature review on the contemporary challenges of ethnographic research. Then, the four articles of the second part of the thesis directly address the issues emerging from the ethnographic descriptions carried out in the amateur championships of Ponta Grossa, such as: feelings of identity with the club, expressed through the conflicting relationships between different boards; the use of football capital outside the field, in labor relations or electoral politics; the importance of soccer practices in the trajectory of an agent who has experienced the sport in its different dimensions; and the dilemmas and conflicts faced by football practitioners in a pandemic. It is inferred that since its industrial genesis, amateur football practice had and still has the ability to be converted into economic, cultural, social or symbolic capital, applicable beyond the geographic lines of the fields. For this reason, there is a need to think about football capital. In the Ponta Grossa context, between the memories of the veterans' past and the subjective (almost mystical) hope that everything is possible through a group that recognizes itself as a family, the symbols, norms and laws that govern this social space continue to be reproduced. , symbolically legitimizing amateur football as an indispensable practice in the daily lives of these social agents. Thus, their ways of seeing, feeling and acting on the world, that is, their habitus, are directly related to the laws and logic of the Ponta Grossa amateur football field.

Highlights • This study provides detailed information about groups of soccer athletes, injury types and locations, and injury situations leading to high injury costs in nonprofessional soccer. • Injuries affecting the knee caused more than half of all injury costs. • An injury of a 30+/40+-year-old league player led to high average costs of €8190. • Injuries caused by contact with an opponent and foul play injuries were not associated with above-average injury costs., Background Soccer injuries constitute an important public health problem and cause a high economic burden. Nevertheless, comprehensive data regarding injury costs in nonprofessional soccer are missing. The aim of this study was to determine which groups of nonprofessional soccer athletes, injury types, and injury situations caused high injury costs. Methods A cross-sectional, retrospective telephone survey was carried out with a random sample of persons who had sustained a soccer injury between July 2013 and June 2014 and who had reported this accident to the Swiss National Accident Insurance Fund (Suva). One year after the corresponding accident, every injury was linked to its costs and to the answers obtained in the interview about injury setting, injury characteristics, and injury causes. Finally, the costs of 702 injuries were analyzed. Results The average cost of an injury in nonprofessional soccer amounted to €4030 (bias-corrected and accelerated 95% confidence interval (BCa 95%CI): 3427–4719). Persons aged 30 years and older experienced 35% of soccer injuries but accounted for 49% of all costs. A total of 58% of all costs were the result of injuries that occurred during amateur games. In particular, game injuries sustained by players in separate leagues for players aged 30+/40+ years led to high average costs of €8190 (BCa 95%CI: 5036–11,645). Knee injuries accounted for 25% of all injuries and were responsible for 53% of all costs. Although contact and foul play did not lead to above-average costs, twisting or turning situations were highly cost relevant, leading to an average sum of €7710 (BCa 95%CI: 5376–10,466) per injury. Conclusion Nonprofessional soccer players aged 30 years and older and particularly players in 30+/40+ leagues had above-average injury costs. Furthermore, the prevention of knee injuries, noncontact and nonfoul play injuries, and injuries caused by twisting and turning should be of highest priority in decreasing health care costs.

This paper presents data of field experiments that analyze discrimination in amateur soccer. The studies created fake accounts and asked amateur soccer coaches to come for a trial practice. The fake accounts had either a native- or a foreign-sounding name. The dataset is based on three published studies that analyzed discrimination in 23 countries. The dataset contains 24,915 observations and several variables that are interesting for further research. This data can be used to compare discrimination in amateur soccer with discrimination in diverse fields, such as migration, economics, or political science. For a more detailed discussion, please see the published articles.

A rich literature shows that ethnic discrimination is an omnipresent and highly persistent phenomenon. Little is known, however, about how to reduce discrimination. This study reports the results of a large-scale field experiment we ran together with the Norwegian Football Federation. The federation sent an email to a random selection of about 500 amateur soccer coaches, pointing towards the important role that soccer can play in promoting inclusivity and reducing racism in society and calling on the coaches to be open to all interested applicants. Two weeks later, we sent fictitious applications to join an amateur club, using either a native-sounding or a foreign-sounding name, to the same coaches and to a random selection of about 500 coaches who form the control group. In line with earlier research, we find that applications from people with a native-sounding name receive significantly more positive responses than applications from people with a foreign-sounding name. Surprisingly and unintentionally, the email from the federation substantially increased rather than decreased this gap. Our study underlines the importance of running field experiments to check whether well-intended initiatives are effective in reducing discrimination.

The aims of this study were to verify the occurrence of dental injuries in 343 amateur Turkish soccer players in Izmir and the level of knowledge of the teams’ soccer players about mouthguards. The soccer players were interviewed to determine the occurrence of dental trauma during soccer and mouthguard usage level. The data were analyzed with descriptive analysis to determine absolute and relative frequencies of answers for each one of the questions. Only 35 (10.2%) soccer players reported the occurrence of some type of dental injury during soccer practice. Regarding emergency conducts, approximately 84 players (24.48%) answered that replantation could be obtained after teeth avulsion, 23 players (27.38%) answered that successful replantation could be obtained within 2 hours immediately after injury, and 60.71% were not able to answer this question. Regarding mouthguard use, 61.8% of soccer players did not know about mouthguards. It was possible to conclude that dental injuries are common during amateur soccer practice and that there is a lack of information in the soccer players related to the emergency conducts and prevention of dental trauma.

INTRODUÇÃO: O conhecimento do perfil físico ideal para cada função e das lesões que mais acometem cada atleta é essencial para o sucesso de uma equipe. Este estudo teve dois objetivos: (a) definir o perfil físico dos atletas e (b) estudar epidemiologicamente as lesões sofridas, durante a Copa Municipal de Futebol Amador. METODOLOGIA: Foram avaliados 50 atletas divididos em cinco grupos: goleiros (GO), zagueiros (ZA), laterais (LA), meio-campistas (MC) e atacantes (AT). As lesões foram classificadas, pelo local, mecanismo, gravidade e posição do jogador. RESULTADOS: O perfil físico dos atletas foi: altura de 1,74 ± 0,07m, peso de 74,93 ± 8,17kg, percentual de gordura de 15,19 ± 3,03%, flexibilidade de 27,56 ± 12,0cm e idade de 25,32 ± 4,41 anos. A análise realizada revelou diferenças significativas entre as variáveis altura (p < 0,001) e peso (p = 0,021) em relação à posição dos atletas em campo, e correlação entre incidência de lesões e diminuição da flexibilidade. Foram registradas 21 lesões em 53 partidas, correspondendo a 0,40 lesões por jogo, ou 12 lesões por 1.000 horas/atleta. As lesões com contato físico representaram 57%; nove lesões (43%) foram classificadas como leves e apenas cinco (24%) foram consideradas graves. CONCLUSÃO: O perfil físico dos atletas avaliados foi similar ao anteriormente referenciado, homogêneo nas variáveis percentual de gordura corpórea, flexibilidade e idade; houve diferença estatística significativa na altura e peso, a incidência de lesões foi menor do que em estudos prévios, o local acometido, a circunstância em que ocorreram, e a correlação com a flexibilidade foi coerente com a literatura.INTRODUCTION: The knowledge on the ideal physical profile for each task, and on the injuries which mostly happen to each athlete, is essential to any successful team. This study had two aims: (a) to define the athletes' physical profile and (b) to epidemiologically study the injuries suffered during the Municipal Amateur Soccer Cup. METHODOLOGY: 50 athletes divided in five groups were assessed: goalkeepers (GO); fullbacks (FB); sideways (SW); midfielders (MF); forwards (FO). The injuries were classified by area, mechanism, severity and player's position. RESULTS: The physical profile of the athletes was: 5'21'' ± 2.75'' height, 165.08 ± 1.79 lb weight, 15.19 ± 3.03 % body fat percentage, 27.56 ± 12.0 cm flexibility and age of 25.32 ± 4.41. The analysis held revealed significant differences between height (p < 0.001) and weight (p = 0.021) related to the athlete's position on the field, and correlation between injury occurrence and flexibility decrease. 21 injuries were recorded in 53 games, corresponding to 0.40 injuries/game, or 12 injuries/1,000 hours/athlete. Contact injuries represented 57%; nine injuries (43%) were light, and only five (24%) were considered severe. CONCLUSION: the athletes' physical profile assessed was similar to the previous reference and homogeneous in the body fat percentage, flexibility and age variables. Significant statistical difference was observed in height and weight; injury occurrence was lower than in previous studies; the area, situation in which they occurred and correlation with flexibility were in agreement with the literature.

Fondée sur une étude ethnographique de la pratique du soccer amateur au sein d’une population immigrante associée politiquement à des minorités visibles, discernables par rapport au groupe majoritaire que forment les Québécois francophones, cette thèse cherche à élucider le rapport pratique et fonctionnel entre corps, connaissance et société à la lumière de la théorie de la pratique élaborée par Bourdieu. Dans cette voie, elle cherche à concevoir la pratique sportive comme vecteur d’intégration sociale susceptible de former l’habitus propice à l’intégration, à la sociabilité et à la participation sociale requises pour développer le sentiment d’appartenance à la société d’accueil dans les rangs de ces sportifs. Dans la veine de la théorisation enracinée, et en s’appuyant sur l’observation systématique du style de jeu et des représentations sociales autour de l’intégration élaborés par un groupe d’adeptes du soccer dans une étude combinant observation, vidéo, notes de terrain et interviews, recueillies dans une ligue amateur de Montréal, la thèse a pour objectif de débusquer la logique sociale que sous-tend la pratique sportive en décelant le sens pratique à l’œuvre dans cette dimension de l’espace social. Sur la lancée, l’étude de la pratique du soccer et de la matérialité du corps de l’immigrant en tant que « fait social total » nous amène à concevoir l’intégration du nouveau venu à la société d’accueil comme la combinaison de l’« extériorité » et de l’« intériorité » responsable des dispositions propres à donner corps à l’intégration. On est fondé à penser que la pratique du sport permet à ses adeptes de nouer avec leurs vis-à-vis des relations sociales qui, leur conférant des positions distinctes et distinctives, permettent de comprendre et d’expliquer l’intégration par les enjeux que cela soulève. Sous ce chef, l’ethnicisation en acte dans ce contexte s’opère sous la médiation du corps conçu comme « vecteur de connaissances », « forme de présentation de soi » (Sayad, 1999, p. 301), et « emblème de l’ethnicité » (Defrance, 2009, p. 26). Le corps, aux yeux des joueurs et des supporteurs, devient objet de représentations fondées sur la performance sportive, le jugement de l’habileté physique et l’attitude personnelle comme indicateurs de la compétence du joueur et, plus généralement, les éléments symboliques nés de l’interaction sociale sur le terrain de jeu comme à l’extérieur. En dernière analyse, le soccer, par sa pratique, fait office de médiation, voire de levier, susceptible d’aplanir les entraves à l’intégration à la société d’accueil sous les traits de l’acculturation. La thèse au programme vient donc enrichir l’explication sociologique du processus d’intégration en contexte multiethnique à la lumière du concept d’habitus afin de concevoir théoriquement la dialectique entre acculturation et incorporation sous les traits d’un jeu de relations objectives en vertu duquel le participant s’y engage de son propre chef, sans être tout à fait conscient que par la pratique il est soumis au jugement social, à l’inculcation de dispositions culturellement légitimes, etc. Il s’en dégage l’hypothèse que le joueur de soccer manifeste la « connaissance par corps » que requiert son intégration à la société dans laquelle il a décidé d’évoluer de son plein gré (Bourdieu, 2003). La pratique sportive se révèle donc une « stratégie identitaire synthétique » susceptible de mettre au diapason son identité et les « conditions objectives d’existence » du milieu auquel il est en passe de s’intégrer (Manço, 1999)., Based on an ethnographic study of soccer amateur practice in an immigrant population politically associated with visible minorities, discernible from the majority group formed by francophone Quebecers, this thesis seeks to elucidate the practical and functional relationship between body, knowledge and society in the light of the theory of practice formulated by Bourdieu. In this way, it seeks to tackle sports practice as a social integration vector likely to shape the habitus appropriate for integration, sociability and social participation required to develop a sense of belonging to the host society in the ranks of these athletes. In the vein of the grounded theory, and based on a systematic observation of the style of play and the social representations about integration created by a group of soccer enthusiasts in a study combining observation, video, field notes, and interviews, collected in an amateur soccer league in Montreal, the thesis aims to uncover the social logic that underlies the sport by identifying the practical sense at work in this dimension of the social space. On this basis, the study of the soccer practice and the materiality of the immigrant’s body as a “total social fact” leads us to understand the newcomer’s integration to the host society as a combination of the “exteriority” and the “inwardness” responsible of the adequate dispositions suitable for fleshing out the integration. We have good reasons to believe that sport allows its followers to engage with their partners in social relationships, giving them distinct and distinguishable positions, and leads us to understand and explain the integration process by the issues that it raises. In this regard, the ethnicization in action under the conditions given operates under the mediation of the body conceived as “knowledge vector”, “form of self-presentation” (Sayad, 1999, p. 301), and “the emblem of ethnicity” (Defrance, 2009, p. 26). The body, in the eyes of the players and fans, becomes an object of representations based on performance, judgment of physical ability and personal attitude as indicators of the player’s skills and, more generally, the symbolic elements born from social interaction at the playground and outside of it. Ultimately, soccer, by its practice acts as a mediation, even a lever that may overcome barriers to integration into the host society in the shape of acculturation. Our thesis comes out as a contribution to enhance the sociological explanation of the integration process in a multicultural context in the light of the habitus concept to perceive theoretically the dialectic between acculturation and incorporation in the guise of a game of objective relationships whereby the participant undertakes the game on his own, without being fully aware that the practice is subject to social judgment, inculcation of culturally legitimate dispositions, etc. From this emanates the hypothesis that the soccer player shows the “knowledge by body” (to know by heart) that requires his integration to the society in which he decided to evolve and perform voluntarily (Bourdieu, 2003). Thus, sport proves to be a “synthetic identity strategy” that may enable the individual’s identity to be attuned to the “existence’s objective conditions” of the environment to which he is going to integrate (Manço, 1999).

INTRODUÇÃO: O conhecimento do perfil físico ideal para cada função e das lesões que mais acometem cada atleta é essencial para o sucesso de uma equipe. Este estudo teve dois objetivos: (a) definir o perfil físico dos atletas e (b) estudar epidemiologicamente as lesões sofridas, durante a Copa Municipal de Futebol Amador. METODOLOGIA: Foram avaliados 50 atletas divididos em cinco grupos: goleiros (GO), zagueiros (ZA), laterais (LA), meio-campistas (MC) e atacantes (AT). As lesões foram classificadas, pelo local, mecanismo, gravidade e posição do jogador. RESULTADOS: O perfil físico dos atletas foi: altura de 1,74 ± 0,07m, peso de 74,93 ± 8,17kg, percentual de gordura de 15,19 ± 3,03%, flexibilidade de 27,56 ± 12,0cm e idade de 25,32 ± 4,41 anos. A análise realizada revelou diferenças significativas entre as variáveis altura (p < 0,001) e peso (p = 0,021) em relação à posição dos atletas em campo, e correlação entre incidência de lesões e diminuição da flexibilidade. Foram registradas 21 lesões em 53 partidas, correspondendo a 0,40 lesões por jogo, ou 12 lesões por 1.000 horas/atleta. As lesões com contato físico representaram 57%; nove lesões (43%) foram classificadas como leves e apenas cinco (24%) foram consideradas graves. CONCLUSÃO: O perfil físico dos atletas avaliados foi similar ao anteriormente referenciado, homogêneo nas variáveis percentual de gordura corpórea, flexibilidade e idade; houve diferença estatística significativa na altura e peso, a incidência de lesões foi menor do que em estudos prévios, o local acometido, a circunstância em que ocorreram, e a correlação com a flexibilidade foi coerente com a literatura. INTRODUCTION: The knowledge on the ideal physical profile for each task, and on the injuries which mostly happen to each athlete, is essential to any successful team. This study had two aims: (a) to define the athletes' physical profile and (b) to epidemiologically study the injuries suffered during the Municipal Amateur Soccer Cup. METHODOLOGY: 50 athletes divided in five groups were assessed: goalkeepers (GO); fullbacks (FB); sideways (SW); midfielders (MF); forwards (FO). The injuries were classified by area, mechanism, severity and player's position. RESULTS: The physical profile of the athletes was: 5'21'' ± 2.75'' height, 165.08 ± 1.79 lb weight, 15.19 ± 3.03 % body fat percentage, 27.56 ± 12.0 cm flexibility and age of 25.32 ± 4.41. The analysis held revealed significant differences between height (p < 0.001) and weight (p = 0.021) related to the athlete's position on the field, and correlation between injury occurrence and flexibility decrease. 21 injuries were recorded in 53 games, corresponding to 0.40 injuries/game, or 12 injuries/1,000 hours/athlete. Contact injuries represented 57%; nine injuries (43%) were light, and only five (24%) were considered severe. CONCLUSION: the athletes' physical profile assessed was similar to the previous reference and homogeneous in the body fat percentage, flexibility and age variables. Significant statistical difference was observed in height and weight; injury occurrence was lower than in previous studies; the area, situation in which they occurred and correlation with flexibility were in agreement with the literature.

O presente trabalho propõe uma descrição, análise e interpretação do lugar do futebol no cotidiano da Vila Campos do Cristal, em Porto Alegre, uma comunidade que se estabeleceu em torno de quatro campos de futebol e foi - após quase 30 anos - realocada para um conjunto habitacional. Apesar da melhoria nas condições de vida no novo espaço, a comunidade demonstrava descontentamento pela ausência de um aspecto básico de seu modo de vida: o futebol e seus arredores. Isso nos conduziu à questão central da dissertação: qual o lugar do futebol no modo de vida dessa população? Tomando os debates sobre cultura, espaço, lazer e futebol como referência, a pesquisa foi realizada através de trabalho de campo (entrevistas semi-estruturadas e observação participante). Consideramos que o futebol, já presente no processo de constituição da Vila Campos do Cristal, era parte da vida cotidiana da comunidade e, como prática de lazer relacionada ao universo das festas, era um elemento central na caracterização daquele espaço, contribuindo para a construção dos significados e do fortalecimento dos laços de sociabilidade e pertencimento na comunidade. The work proposes the description, analysis and interpretation of the place of the soccer in the every-day life of the Vila Campos do Cristal, in Porto Alegre, a village that was formed around four soccer fields and was - after almost 30 years - replaced in allotments. Even though the new space had better living conditions, the population showed discontent with the absence of something that seemed basic for their lives: soccer and its surroundings. lt led to the question: what is the place of soccer in the way of life of that population? Having the discussions on culture, space, leisure and soccer as reference, the answer this question was sought After the field work (semi-structured interviews and observations) one can consider that the soccer, already present in the process of constitution of Vila Campos do Cristal, was part of the every-day life of that community and, as leisure practice linked to the universe of party, was a central element in the characterization of that space, giving it meanings and strengthening the web of sociability and belonging.