Ambivalências

• Editorial

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Apresentação

• Dossiê Futebol: perspectivas antropológicas e sociais

  Cristiano Mezzaroba, Daniel Machado da Conceição, Antonio Jorge Soares, Silvio Ricardo da Silva

  9-11

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Artigo

• Abuse and gender-based violence in Argentine football keys to analyze the issue from social sciences perspective

  Julia Hang

  13-33

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• The “Boss for victory” narratives about Paulo Machado de Carvalho in three brazilian newpapers during the 1958 World Cup

  Filipe Fernandes Ribeiro Mostaro, Ronaldo Helal

  35-55

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• Categories of supporting and female participation in a torcida chopp from Rio

  Ana Caroline Lessa

  57-70

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• Aztec goal? Use and representation of archaeological elements in modern Mexican soccer

  Alexis Oliveroz

  71-87

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• Villainy, football and representation an analysis of a series of articles on violence and organized supporters

  Juliana Nascimento Silva

  89-104

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• The referee as an object of violence and relief the problems of Andalusian grassroots football

  Miguel Carretero Salazar

  105-122

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• “Mes que un club” the value of a football celebrity and the productivity of his charismatic domination in ideological and power fields

  Rodrigo Koch, Carlos José Rodrigues

  123-147

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• The people are the joy of football an anthropological approach to citizenship and democracy in Brazilian clubs

  Vinícius Teixeira Pinto

  149-171

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• With the body and the spirit Maldonado’s sporting careers in the Tabárez era

  Diego Alsina, Bruno Mora

  173-196

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• Racism in the legislation of South American football federations analysis of ethics codes and regulations of men’s first divisions

  Danilo da Silva Ramos, Bernardo Jordano Gomes, André Silveira Gomes, Alysson dos Anjos Silva

  197-215

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• Football in Piauí practices of sociability in the Albertão and Lindolfinho stadiums

  Mariane da Silva Pisani, Marina de Mattos Dantas

  217-239

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• Narrative Contradictions, Invented Traditions People’s Club x Clube of Elits at Avaí x Figueirense Antagonism in Florianopolis - Brazil

  Vitor Henrique Tontini Steurer, Alexandre Fernandez Vaz

  241-264

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• Notes on prejudice against women’s football in Brazil

  Geovana Silva Medeiros, Isabella Caroline Belem, Meire Aparecida Lóde-Nunes

  265-284

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• The price of being in the showcase of Brazilian football an analysis of Copinha from the perspective of sacrifice

  Laura Martins, Cristina Teixeira

  285-302

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• Football as a social issue ethnography with LGBTQIA+ groups during the pandemic

  Wagner Xavier Camargo

  303-324

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• From Bosman Law to sportswashing neoliberal rationality in global football

  Renan Augusto Carvalho, Pablo Emanuel Romero Almada

  325-341

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Resenha

• The borders between soccer and politics in Latin American dictatorships

  Luiza Brazuna, Pedro S. C. M. Milheiro, José Paulo Florenzano

  343-349

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Entrevista

• “Football puts on the agenda and gives visibility to important issues for the country” conversation with Carmen Rial

  Carmen Rial, Cristiano Mezzaroba, Daniel Machado da Conceição

  351-371

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