Dimensió lúdica i jocs motrius a les rondalles mallorquines = Recreational dimension and motor function games in tales from Majorca

Authors

  • Joan Gabriel Aguiló i Sabater

Abstract

This study traces the recreational spirit of a selection of tales from Majorca following the perspective of the homo ludens of Johan Huizinga. We avail ourselves of the contributions of Roger Callois to analyse the typologies of recreational elements that we find in them and the basic motor function skills indicated by Georges Hébert. A relationship is thus established between the tales from Majorca and the motor function games we can extract from them. It aims to be a tool to organise major recreational motor function games and for the work of the physical education teachers with an interdisciplinary vocation, as well as a reappraisal of the homo ludens ruined by modernity.

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Published

2008-01-03

Issue

No. 9-10: 2006-2007

Section

Studies

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