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• TITLE: English Boxing between Corporeality and Socialization of Gafsa ISSEP Students

  AUTHORS: Tesnime Hamdi, Faiza Ayed, Bassem Hidouri, Zouhaier Ben Jannet, Ali Elloumi

  KEYWORDS: Corporeality, Corps Sociology, Socialization, Body Socialization, English Boxing, Sex

  JOURNAL NAME: Advances in Applied Sociology, Vol.9 No.9, September 18, 2019

  ABSTRACT: We tried to highlight the influence of the socialization modes on the construction of different relationships with the body from a body of interviews. To collect relevant data, our study is based on a qualitative approach. At Gafsa Higher Institute of Sport and Physical Education, we chose to proceed by means of semi-directed interview with students who practice English Boxing. In fact, individuals are not subject to the same socialization mode regarding that personal characteristics are specific. In other words, individuals do not receive the same standards and values and that’s why we talk about a gendered socialization within sports disciplines. Our major concern is to check the applicability of our theoretical model on the relationship between socialization and corporeality on English boxing.