Social and Cultural Reality of the Practice of Female Football in the City of Tunja
The history of women in the world and their participation in many social spheres such as politics, religion, economics, among others, has been marked by paradigms that have been instituted and legitimized from masculine positions. However, there is one ambit in particular where women have had to mak...
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Universidad Pedagógica y Tecnológica de Colombia
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| description | The history of women in the world and their participation in many social spheres such as politics, religion, economics, among others, has been marked by paradigms that have been instituted and legitimized from masculine positions. However, there is one ambit in particular where women have had to make their way with great difficulty, and it is the sports field, particularly regarding their participation in sports that are traditionally played by men, such as football. In Colombia, a country characterized by the reaffirmation of patriarchal thinking, recognizing the quality of women's football has been very difficult, and even more so since this industry is marked by the existence of a gender gap with a tendency to underestimate women, as well as discriminate and ignore them as professionals. Within this industry, women continue to play an unequal social role, where their possibilities of giving their opinion, leading or emerging are limited, often being subjected to unfair treatment. Added to this, the perception that society has of female players causes them to be singled out and judged, rather than their triumphs and achievements being highlighted. This is why it is necessary to make this situation visible and invite the community and the school to reflect on this problem, with the aim of transforming gender imaginaries from childhood, allowing girls and women to have the freedom to decide and take part of all social settings without discrimination. |
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| spelling | oai:oai.revistas.uptc.edu.co:article-121242021-07-12T07:59:30Z Social and Cultural Reality of the Practice of Female Football in the City of Tunja Realidad social y cultural de la práctica del fútbol femenino en la ciudad de Tunja Vargas-Peña, Maria Camila deporte discriminación fútbol inequidad mujer discrimination inequity soccer sport women The history of women in the world and their participation in many social spheres such as politics, religion, economics, among others, has been marked by paradigms that have been instituted and legitimized from masculine positions. However, there is one ambit in particular where women have had to make their way with great difficulty, and it is the sports field, particularly regarding their participation in sports that are traditionally played by men, such as football. In Colombia, a country characterized by the reaffirmation of patriarchal thinking, recognizing the quality of women's football has been very difficult, and even more so since this industry is marked by the existence of a gender gap with a tendency to underestimate women, as well as discriminate and ignore them as professionals. Within this industry, women continue to play an unequal social role, where their possibilities of giving their opinion, leading or emerging are limited, often being subjected to unfair treatment. Added to this, the perception that society has of female players causes them to be singled out and judged, rather than their triumphs and achievements being highlighted. This is why it is necessary to make this situation visible and invite the community and the school to reflect on this problem, with the aim of transforming gender imaginaries from childhood, allowing girls and women to have the freedom to decide and take part of all social settings without discrimination. La historia de la mujer en el mundo y su participación en muchos ámbitos sociales como el político, religioso y económico, entre otros, ha estado marcada por paradigmas que se han instituido y legitimado desde las posturas de lo masculino. Sin embargo, existe uno en particular donde la mujer ha tenido que abrirse paso con gran dificultad, y es el ámbito deportivo, en especial en lo que tiene que ver con su participación en deportes que, por tradición, son jugados por hombres, como el fútbol. En Colombia, país que se caracteriza por la reafirmación de un pensamiento patriarcal, reconocer la calidad del fútbol femenino ha sido muy difícil, más aún cuando esta industria está marcada por la existencia de una brecha de género con tendencia a subestimar a la mujer, a discriminarla y a desconocerla como profesional. Dentro de esa industria, la mujer sigue jugando un papel social desigual, donde se limitan sus posibilidades de opinar, liderar o surgir, viéndose muchas veces sometida a tratos injustos. Sumado a esto, la percepción que la sociedad tiene de las jugadoras ocasiona que sean señaladas y juzgadas, en lugar de que se resalten sus triunfos y logros. Es así como es necesario visibilizar esta situación e invitar a la comunidad y a la escuela a reflexionar en torno a esta problemática, con el objetivo de transformar los imaginarios de género desde la infancia, y otorgar a las niñas y mujeres la libertad para decidir y formar parte de todos los escenarios sociales sin discriminación. Universidad Pedagógica y Tecnológica de Colombia 2020-12-08 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf application/xml https://revistas.uptc.edu.co/index.php/pensamiento_accion/article/view/12124 10.19053/01201190.n30.2021.12124 Pensamiento y Acción; No. 30 (2021): January-June 2021; 21-35 Pensamiento y Acción; Núm. 30 (2021): Enero-Junio 2021; 21-35 2619-3353 0120-1190 spa https://revistas.uptc.edu.co/index.php/pensamiento_accion/article/view/12124/9955 https://revistas.uptc.edu.co/index.php/pensamiento_accion/article/view/12124/10103 Derechos de autor 2020 Maria Camila Vargas-Peña |
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| title | Social and Cultural Reality of the Practice of Female Football in the City of Tunja |
| title_alt | Realidad social y cultural de la práctica del fútbol femenino en la ciudad de Tunja |
| title_full | Social and Cultural Reality of the Practice of Female Football in the City of Tunja |
| title_fullStr | Social and Cultural Reality of the Practice of Female Football in the City of Tunja |
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| title_short | Social and Cultural Reality of the Practice of Female Football in the City of Tunja |
| title_sort | social and cultural reality of the practice of female football in the city of tunja |
| topic | deporte discriminación fútbol inequidad mujer discrimination inequity soccer sport women |
| topic_facet | deporte discriminación fútbol inequidad mujer discrimination inequity soccer sport women |
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