Axiological aspects of movement activity
Journal Title: Studies in Sport Humanities - Year 2016, Vol 19, Issue 19
Abstract
The physical culture (named commonly sport) constitutes a domain of many heterogeneous values. The health values play one of the most important role among them. They are especially exposed to all their spheres like physical education, recreation, professional sport, physiotherapy. The health values constitute the strongest argument in promotion of physical activity. Is it really suffi cient reason for intensifi cation of youth’s self-activity or it should rather be more effective to reach ludic and hedonistic values as a better working tool for movement promotion? The aim of this paper is an answer to the question based on synthetic axiological analysis of movement activity. The author analysed chosen Polish publicationsin the field of philosophy and philosophy of sport confronted with opinions of students from the secondary school on attractiveness of physical education lessons. The axiological method has been used in this study. The basic research technique was the analysis of content.<br/><br/>
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Halina Zdebska-Biziewska
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