Some opportunities for transfer from theory to practice within chosen parts of philosophical kinantropology

• Main Author: Emanuel Hurych
• Format: Article
• Language: ces
• Published: Palacký University Olomouc 2010-06-01
• Series: Tělesná Kultura
• Subjects: philosophical kinanthropology; theory; movement activity; "return to nature"; "return to movement"
• Online Access: http://telesnakultura.upol.cz/artkey/tek-201003-0001_MOZNOSTI_TRANSFERU_OD_TEORIE_K_PRAXI_V_NEKTERYCH_OBLASTECH_FILOSOFICKE_KINANTROPOLOGIE.php
• ISSN: 1211-6521; 1803-8360

The article deals with a certain form of structures coming from practical needs of the physical activities participants. These structures are understood as a close relation between two entities, represented by physical activity and philosophy. The text pay attention on the fact that especially transfer of the information from theory to practice contains some problems, and it tries to find the reasons for this situation. Then the article deals with the question whether some practical problems connected with movement activity practice should be an object of the interest of philosophical kinanthropology, or not. Another part of the text is devoted to the comparison of two phenomena called "return to nature" and "return to movement" and different situation concerning their relation between theory and practice. Newly the problem of increasing physical activity of common population (connected with "return to nature") should be focused on within this text. The meaning of the interpreter as a guide from theory to practice is mentioned in the essay, as well. The author means the transfer between theory and empirical issues works in better way in the case of the direction from practice towards theory than vice versa. The article gives some examples of obstacles which blockade the opposite process and it is shown in the example of kalokagathia and its topical usage. In conclusion, the questions are formed, the answers of the author are mostly subjective which gives some space for next discussions.