TY  - BOOK
AU  - Kirk,David
TI  - The sociocultural foundations of human movement
SN  - 0732935504
AV  - QP301 .S752 1996
U1  - 306.483 
PY  - 1996///
CY  - South Melbourne
PB  - Macmillan Education Australia
KW  - Kinesiology
KW  - Movement, Psychology of
KW  - Exercise
KW  - Physiological aspects
KW  - Sports
KW  - Social aspects
KW  - Physical education and training
KW  - Australia
KW  - Human physiology
N1  - Includes bibliographical references and index; Preface --; Acknowledgements --; Sect. 1; Introduction --; 1; Sociocultural studies in the field of human movement studies --; 2; Key concepts in the sociocultural foundations of human movement --; Sect. 2; Psychological Bases of Human Movement --; Introduction --; 3; Effects of exercise on psychological factors --; 4; Motivation and sport and exercise participation --; 5; Social-psychological effects of spectators on performance --; 6; Group cohesion in physical activity --; Sect. 3; Pedagogical Bases of Human Movement --; Introduction --; 7; Instruction in physical activity settings --; 8; Learning physical activities --; 9; Evaluating physical activity pedagogy --; 10; Physical education and curriculum --; 11; Beyond the formal curriculum of physical education --; Sect. 4; Philosophical Bases of Human Movement --; Introduction --; 12; Knowledge and physical activity --; 13; Movement and the arts --; 14; Aesthetic experience in movement --; 15; Ethical issues in sport and physical activity --; Sect. 5; Sociological Bases of Human Movement --; Introduction --; 16; Patterns of participation in physical activities and an active lifestyle --; 17; The social construction of bodies --; 18; Sport and the gender order --; 19; Money, media and power in sport --; 20; Globalisation, economics and the sport industry --; Sect. 6; Historical Bases of Human Movement --; Introduction --; 21; Technology and physical activity --; 22; Urbanisation, the Industrial Revolution and the rise of modern sport --; 23; The rise of modern sport in Australia and New Zealand --; 24; Science, medicine and physical activity for women --; 25; The emergence of forms of physical education in Australian schools --; Index
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