INFLUENCIAS OLÍMPICAS MODERNAS: OLIMPISMO PARA EL DESARROLLO Y PAZ EN GUATEMALA
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Olimpismo en Guatemala, Cambio Social, Teoría del Deporte para el Desarrollo, Olimpismo en Acción, Educación FísicaResumen
El objeto de este estudio de investigación es doble. Primero, explicar un marco histórico sobre la práctica de la actividad física desde la antigüedad hasta los tiempos modernos donde se integra la promoción del cambio social y el desarrollo sostenible. En segundo lugar, mostrar un panorama de iniciativas sociales que utilizan la educación física y el deporte en Guatemala, que involucran al movimiento olímpico dentro de sus intervenciones sociales. El estudio se llevó a cabo mediante una exhaustiva metodología de investigación documental dentro de bases de datos de artículos científicos especializados. Además, el uso de literatura de estudios olímpicos e iniciativas deportivas sociales seleccionadas. Los resultados muestran cómo el Olimpismo y el deporte se integran en el trabajo prosocial hacia la promoción de objetivos de desarrollo sostenible y proponen futuras iniciativas para el desarrollo de esta línea de investigación limitada en Guatemala.
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