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학술저널
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노재귀 (호원대학교) 황의룡 (한국외국어대학교)
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한국체육과학회 한국체육과학회지 한국체육과학회지 제21권 제5호 (인문·사회과학편)
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2012.10
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3 - 13 (11page)

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Through the historical research about spread and adopted modern football"s impact on the diverse society in Brazil, this study has drawn the following conclusions.
Since 1984, Brazil football had been mainly spread over Sao Paulo and Rio by white elite people from Europe and it was the preserve of them.
The very first football club, Fluminense Football Club, was founded in the Rio State, 1902 by white people. FlamengoFc established in 1911, by a drop-out from a FluminenseFC, became a starting point for labor workers to actively participate in soccer. Especially, the match between the two teams; FluminenseFc led by the upper class and FlamengoFc led by the lower, became a symbolic rivalry match of labors" resisting against the upper class" exclusiveness.
Brazilian Football Club was founded and managed by Europeans, which means it still has European sports patron in the club. Racism or deep-rooted white supremacy is hidden in this patron, copied from European soccer.
In 1917, Vasco da Gama Football Club scouted a black player for the first time and accomplished good results. This opened the door for labor class to play soccer, who were mostly poor and discriminated with their skin colors.
Afterwards, best play shown by Artur Fridenreich and Leonidas da Silva Diluted a racial prejudice, resulting dissolution of color discriminations at least in soccer. In Brazil, from 1930, soccer became a symbol of ethnic and cultural identity, showing racial harmony.

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Abstract
Ⅰ. 서론
Ⅱ. 축구의 전파와 수용 과정
Ⅲ. 축구클럽과 조직의 설립
Ⅳ. 클럽의 운영 형태
Ⅴ. 축구와 인종차별 문제
Ⅵ. 결론
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