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• TITLE: Corporeality and Socialization, among Aerobics Practitioners at the ISSEP Gafsa

  AUTHORS: Hamdi Tesnime, Ayed Faiza, Ben Jannet Zouhaier, Elloumi Ali

  KEYWORDS: Corporeality, Sociology of the Body, Socialization, Socialization of the Body, Aerobics, Gender

  JOURNAL NAME: Advances in Applied Sociology, Vol.9 No.8, August 29, 2019

  ABSTRACT: Our study uses a qualitative approach to collect relevant data. We have chosen to proceed by means of semi-structured interviews with students that practice aerobic. Based on a collection of interviews, we tried to highlight the socialization patterns influence on the construction of different relationships with the body. Our reflection focuses on the influence that a play structure can have on the communicative behaviors of players and seeks to learn about regular practice effects on the sporting games in terms of socialization. Body configuration undergoes changes related to the ways in which the body is used in practice. Each socio-motor activity clandestinely directs this socialization under the influence of what we would call its internal logic.