Esport, societat i identitat col·lectiva a la Catalunya contemporània

Autors/ores

  • Carles Santacana Universitat de Barcelona

Resum

La introducció de l’esport modern a finals del segle xix es va identificar a Catalunya amb una aposta per la modernització de la societat. Organitzat des de l’àmbit civil, els clubs van protagonitzar la consolidació de l’esport, tant en el vessant de la pràctica com en el de l’espectacle, i de comú acord amb el catalanisme van intentar projectar-se amb la candidatura de Barcelona com a seu olímpica el 1924. La dictadura franquista va sotmetre tota l’activitat esportiva i va intentar eliminar la significació catalanista i democràtica d’entitats com el Futbol Club Barcelona. La recuperació democràtica va ressituar tot l’esport, amb l’impuls de l’esport per a tothom i el reconeixement
internacional dels Jocs Olímpics de Barcelona de 1992.

Descàrregues

Número

Núm. 7 (2014): Catalan Historical Review

Secció

Catalan Version

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ISSN: 2013-4088 (electronic edition); 2013-407X (print edition)