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标题：SERES FÍSICOS: ESTEREÓTIPOS, ESPORTE E A EDUCAÇÃO FÍSICA DOS MAORI NA NOVA ZELÂNDIA
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作者：Brendan Hokowhitu
期刊名称：Pensar a Prática
印刷版ISSN：1980-6183
出版年度：2012
卷号：15
期号：1
DOI：10.5216/rpp.v15i1.18010
语种：Portuguese
出版社：Pensar a Prática
摘要：This essay examines how sport, State education and physical education have contributed to the suppression of the indigenous New Zealand Maori by promulgating their stereotype as a physical and unintelligent people. It begins by providing an historical genealogy of the savage physical Maori stereotype. Next, this stereotype is shown to have justified a racist education system that channelled Maori into manual, as opposed to academic, areas. Later, Maori culture and Maori successes were afforded inclusion only within non-threatening domains such as physical education and sport. The ramifications of physical education becoming the first subject area to offer overtures to Maori, are examined. Lastly, I suggest that the naturalization of Maori as sportspeople contributed to the colonization process by assimilating Maori in an area that highlighted their supposed inherent physicality.
其他摘要：This essay examines how sport, State education and physical education have contributed to the suppression of the indigenous New Zealand Maori by promulgating their stereotype as a physical and unintelligent people. It begins by providing an historical genealogy of the savage physical Maori stereotype. Next, this stereotype is shown to have justified a racist education system that channelled Maori into manual, as opposed to academic, areas. Later, Maori culture and Maori successes were afforded inclusion only within non-threatening domains such as physical education and sport. The ramifications of physical education becoming the first subject area to offer overtures to Maori, are examined. Lastly, I suggest that the naturalization of Maori as sportspeople contributed to the colonization process by assimilating Maori in an area that highlighted their supposed inherent physicality. Keywords: Sport. New Zealand. Indigenous. History.