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| This symposium follows from several symposiums conducted by A.F.R.A.P.S. (Francophone Association for Research on Physical and Sportive Activities), historically the first association of researchers in S.T.A.P.S. (Sciences and Techniques of Physical and Sportive Activities). The first symposium took place at almost the same time as that of the creation of A.F.R.A.P.S. (1980), instigated by the UFR STAPS, at La Gaillarde, directed by the Ministry of Education on March, 14th, 15th and 16th 1984. It was named Anthropology of Bodily Techniques. Since then, many symposiums have been organized by A.F.R.A.P.S. As well as other organizations and laboratories. Thus A.F.R.A.P.S. held symposiums in Nice, Strasbourg, Dunkerque, Clermont-Ferrand, etc. At the I.U.F.M. (University Institutes for the Training of Masters) of Montpellier’s local education authority, a symposium was organized in 1997, called “How to teach a bodily culture?”, supported by A.F.R.A.P.S. The symposium that is to take place at this date is the Fourth Biennial of A.F.R.A.P.S. |
It is jointly organized by the I.U.F.M. of Montpellier’s local education authority, now integrated to the University of Montpellier II, and the Santésih laboratory (Health, Education and Disability Situations, JE2516), a team which was recently granted a seal of approval by the Ministry of Research. This team was also granted patronage by the Sports and Physical Education Sciences Faculty of Montpellier I. The reason this symposium is entitled Body in Movement 2 is that an eponymous symposium was hosted by the University of Pau et des Pays de l’Adour (France) in 2007, bringing together from different branches of the Social Studies domain. At present, the ambition of Body in Movement 2 is greater in that it proposes to include, if possible, researchers from domains going from Robotics, to Physics and to Philosophy, Linguistics and Psychoanalysis, via Life and Health Sciences and even Social sciences; in short, all domains of knowledge that take into account the body in movement and that attempt to formulate an intelligibility from it.
Moreover, this symposium aims at inscribing itself not in a national or European field, but in a planetary one. That is why it also obtained the support of the European Committee for the History of Sport and that of the International Society for the History of Sport and Physical Education. However this list is not all-comprehensive and the symposium can still, at this stage, receive international patronage. The organizing committee and I are glad to welcome you in Montpellier on June, 3d, 4th, 5th and 6th 2009, in order to work upon a real pooling of research in the domain of Human Body and Movement.
Moreover, this symposium aims at inscribing itself not in a national or European field, but in a planetary one. That is why it also obtained the support of the European Committee for the History of Sport and that of the International Society for the History of Sport and Physical Education. However this list is not all-comprehensive and the symposium can still, at this stage, receive international patronage. The organizing committee and I are glad to welcome you in Montpellier on June, 3d, 4th, 5th and 6th 2009, in order to work upon a real pooling of research in the domain of Human Body and Movement.
Jacques Gleyse.
Temporary Scientific Patronage Committee
| Andrieu Bernard, Professor, University of Nancy (France) | Loudcher Jean-François, MCF, HDR, University of Besançon (France) |
| Aisenstein Angela, Professor, University of Lujan (Argentine) | Marcellini Anne, MCF HDR, UFRSTAPS of Montpellier I (France) |
| Boisvert Yves, Professeur, Ecole d’Administration de Montréal, (Canada) | Mercier-Lefevre Betty, Professor, University of Rouen (France) |
| Bui-Xuân Gilles, Professor, University of Littoral Côte d’Opale (France) | Moliner Pascal, Professor, University of Montpellier III (France) |
| Cadopi Marielle, Professor, l’UFR STAPS director, Montpellier I (France) | Parlebas Pierre, Professor Honoraire, Paris V (France) |
| Carlier Ghislain, Professor, University of Louvain la Neuve (Belgique) | Pfister Gertrud, Professor, University of Copenhagen (Danemark) |
| Chantelat Pascal, Professor, UFR STAPS of Lyon (France) | Renard Jean-Bruno, Professor, University of Montpellier III (France) |
| Cogérino Geneviève, Professor, University of Dijon (France) | Schantz Otto, Professor, University Koblenz (Allemagne) |
| Cornejo Miguel, Professor, University of Conception (Chili) | Soares Carmen, Professor, University of Campinas (SP Brésil) |
| Delignières Didier, Professor, University of Montpellier I (France) | Tacussel Patrick, Professor, University of Montpellier III (France) |
| During Bertrand, Professor, University of Paris V (France) | Teja Angela, Professor, University of Rome (Italie) |
| Fauché Serge, Professor, University of Bordeaux II (France) | Terret Thierry, Professeur, UFR STAPS of Lyon (France) |
| Fournier Jean, MCF, INSEP and Paris X University (France) | Van Praagh Emmanuel, Professor, University of Clermont Ferrand (France) |
| Gely Nargeot Marie-Christine, Professor, University of Montpellier III (France) | Von Malinkrodt Rebekka, PhD, University of Berlin (Allemagne) |
| Hasse Manuela, Pr. Ass. University of Lisbon (Portugal) | Vigarello Georges, Directeur d’Etudes E.H.E.S.S. (France) |
| Herin Danièle, Professeur, Président of Montpellier II University (France) | Vivier Christian, MCF, HDR, University of Besançon (France) |
| Le Gallais Daniel, University of Montpellier I (France) |
Organizing Committee
Committee President
Jacques Gleyse : Professor
Organizing committee members
| Rémi Allemand | Francis Charpier | Eric Perera | Sylvain Rouanet | André Delobbe | Marina Loubet |
| ATER | Ph D | ATER | Doctoral candidate | Honorary researcher | Doctoral candidate |
Organizing research team
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Health Education and Disability Situations
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