METHODOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF SOCIAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL ANALYSIS OF SPORTS ACTIVITIES


DOI: https://doi.org/10.17721/2415-881x.2022.89.92-102

Yevhen Pinchuk (Пінчук Євген Анатолійович), Igor Oleksyn (Олексин Ігор Ярославович), Halyna Masherenkova ()

Abstract


The article examines the methodology of the socio-philosophical analysis of sports activity as a sphere of social life from the point of view of the realization of its general culture-creating role by sports. It was established that sport as an essential component of socio-cultural reality and a remarkable form of social manifestation of physical culture, based on the competitive activity of the athlete’s personality, which is aimed both at knowledge and at the improvement of the physical and spiritual basis of the individual in all its multifacetedness and diversity, is important, valuable a deterministic form of activity, which is characterized by the actualization of such features as purposefulness and goal rationality. A significant difference between sport and sports activity has been proven, since sport generates and reproduces competition as such, and sports activity produces and forms a person. It was established that the commercialization of sport inevitably takes it beyond the limits of physical culture.

Keywords


human-dimensional essence of sport; physical activity; philosophy of sport; methodology of sports activity; physical culture; sports activity as an archetypal form of culture

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