The social world of able-bodied and disabled athletes
Objectives The goal is to present the results of sociological research with respect to comprehending the subjective social world of both able-bodied and disabled athletes. Material and methods The research used the concept of Fritz Schütze, with the biographical method and the narrative interview t...
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author | Beata Lucyna Szluz Monika Łagowska-Cebula |
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description | Objectives
The goal is to present the results of sociological research with respect to comprehending the subjective social world of both able-bodied and disabled athletes.
Material and methods
The research used the concept of Fritz Schütze, with the biographical method and the narrative interview technique being employed. Intentional sampling was used. Fifty-six interviews were conducted, where the respondents were divided into eight categories based on: physical fitness, stage of sports career, and type of sports discipline.
Results
From the analyses performed, the motivation and importance of sport in the lives of both able-bodied and disabled athletes, their families and professional situation, the education process, as well as the completion of their sports career have been presented.
Conclusions
Compared to their peers, able-bodied athletes were distinguished by their skills, which determined their decision to compete in sport. People with a disability could meet other disabled individuals during sports training. The choice of the sport discipline depended on predispositions. A club's policy and the rules governing it influenced the lives of the competitors: they discontinued education or delayed starting a family. In the social world of sport, competitors met significant others. Practising a discipline determined the time of retirement from sports. |
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spelling | doaj.art-df8d6f3d0d02460a9ef03fae0da6e33b2022-12-22T04:21:35ZengWyższa Szkoła Gospodarki Euroregionalnej im. Alcide De GasperiJournal of Modern Science1734-20312391-789X2022-11-0149215917610.13166/jms/155798155798The social world of able-bodied and disabled athletesBeata Lucyna Szluz0https://orcid.org/0000-0003-2441-9175Monika Łagowska-Cebula1https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8617-1163Uniwersytet RzeszowskiRada Miasta TarnobrzegaObjectives The goal is to present the results of sociological research with respect to comprehending the subjective social world of both able-bodied and disabled athletes. Material and methods The research used the concept of Fritz Schütze, with the biographical method and the narrative interview technique being employed. Intentional sampling was used. Fifty-six interviews were conducted, where the respondents were divided into eight categories based on: physical fitness, stage of sports career, and type of sports discipline. Results From the analyses performed, the motivation and importance of sport in the lives of both able-bodied and disabled athletes, their families and professional situation, the education process, as well as the completion of their sports career have been presented. Conclusions Compared to their peers, able-bodied athletes were distinguished by their skills, which determined their decision to compete in sport. People with a disability could meet other disabled individuals during sports training. The choice of the sport discipline depended on predispositions. A club's policy and the rules governing it influenced the lives of the competitors: they discontinued education or delayed starting a family. In the social world of sport, competitors met significant others. Practising a discipline determined the time of retirement from sports.https://www.jomswsge.com/The-social-world-of-able-bodied-and-disabled-athletes,155798,0,2.htmlsportsports careersociologydisabilitysocial word |
spellingShingle | Beata Lucyna Szluz Monika Łagowska-Cebula The social world of able-bodied and disabled athletes Journal of Modern Science sport sports career sociology disability social word |
title | The social world of able-bodied and disabled athletes |
title_full | The social world of able-bodied and disabled athletes |
title_fullStr | The social world of able-bodied and disabled athletes |
title_full_unstemmed | The social world of able-bodied and disabled athletes |
title_short | The social world of able-bodied and disabled athletes |
title_sort | social world of able bodied and disabled athletes |
topic | sport sports career sociology disability social word |
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