What artifacts can be used to understand a culture?
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sports equipment, stadiums, gymnasiums, uniforms, etc.
Sport artifact 5000 years old
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stone carvings and a bronze statue of a wrestler in ancient Mesopotamia
What is included in written sources?
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literature (multitude of forms- fictional/nonfictional)
Education of the physical
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measuring one's physical worth (how much can they lift?)
What were new forms of social/political organization in the Neolithic age?
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- from family to city
- specialization of roles
- birth of the "state"
What "data" can be "read" in order to understand a culture?
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written sources, autobiographies, ethnography
What qualifies as meaningful movement?
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- if it's intentional, voluntary, freely chosen
- creating something of value/worth
- significance beyond physical vitality & biological wellness
When did Paleolithic change to Neolithic?
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with the invention of agriculture
Kinesiology
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the explanation (psychology, philosophy, history/culture) of human
movement
Define gymnasien
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to engage in exercises
Define nous in terms of Greek Rationalism
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sports equipment, stadiums, gymnasiums, uniforms, etc.
Sport artifact 5000 years old
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stone carvings and a bronze statue of a wrestler in ancient Mesopotamia
What is included in written sources?
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literature (multitude of forms- fictional/nonfictional)
Education of the physical
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measuring one's physical worth (how much can they lift?)
What were new forms of social/political organization in the Neolithic age?
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- from family to city
- specialization of roles
- birth of the "state"
What "data" can be "read" in order to understand a culture?
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written sources, autobiographies, ethnography
What qualifies as meaningful movement?
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- if it's intentional, voluntary, freely chosen
- creating something of value/worth
- significance beyond physical vitality & biological wellness
When did Paleolithic change to Neolithic?
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with the invention of agriculture
Kinesiology
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the explanation (psychology, philosophy, history/culture) of human
movement
Define gymnasien
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to engage in exercises
Define nous in terms of Greek Rationalism
