Примери коришћења Libertarian play на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Libertarian play inclines towards a genuine natural space.
The most important characteristic of libertarian play is life-creativeness.
Libertarian play requires visionary conscious of a utopian nature.
Liberation of man's playing being is the most important immediate task of libertarian play.
Libertarian play is an integral part of the overall culture of man as a universal freedom-creating being.
For art“ is one of the most significant postulates of libertarian play, because education by means of libertarian play is education for a free society.
Libertarian play is not apolitical, but represents an inherent part of the political struggle against class society.
Instead of a toiling, athletic, technical orconsuming body, libertarian play will develop a creative body and an abundant mobility enabling the realization of man's creative being.
Libertarian play is not only the result of work or creativity, but above all of the fight for freedom which involves the fight for the creation of a new world.
Libertarian play should enable the revival and development of those emancipatory achievements of physical culture that had been destroyed by„technical civilization”.
Schiller's position“education by means of art is education for art” is one of the most significant postulates of the libertarian play, for education by means of libertarian play is education for the free society.
Libertarian play should enable the preservation and development of the emancipatory achievements of physical culture which are being destroyed by the«technical civilization».
Development of a universal creative body and of lavishness of motion is the basic condition for development of mind, man's libertarian andcreative personality- which is one of the key objectives of the libertarian play.
In libertarian play, skill does not present itself as independent from man, from the(objective) social sphere, but rather as a form of specific(individual) human expression.
Instead of acquiring skills for performing certain motions(exercises), to attain the ability to create motions, to give meaning to such a body and such abilities as enable the articulation of man's creative(playing)personality- this is one of the most significant challenges for libertarian play.
Libertarian play tends to enable such a passage from natural towards creative motion as will not cause negative impact on the development of a personality and becomes a source of frustration.
Instead of acquiring skills for performing certain motions(exercises), attaining abilities to create motions, the meaning of such a body and of such abilities asenable the articulation of a creative(playing) personality of man- this represents one of the most significant challenges for libertarian play.
In Sartre, there is neither genuine, nor libertarian play, since there is no conflict between man's original playing being that strives for freedom and the existing playing forms.
For libertarian play homo homini represents the supreme challenge and is, as such, a mirror of humanness, and not an idealized(abstracted)“man” that represents an incarnation of the“future” society for which struggle is waged.
Libertarian play attempts to eliminate the fragmented man that has been degraded by the requirements of a fragmented world, where a need for„synthesis” is reduced to the development of technical expressions that seek to impress with their lavish color, sound and form, and become a„compensation” for an increasingly impoverished humanness.
Homo homini represents the supreme challenge for libertarian play and is, as such, a mirror of humanness, and not an idealized(abstracted)„man” that represents an incarnation of the„future” society for which struggle is waged.
Libertarian play endeavours to annul the fragmented man that has been decomposed in accordance with the requirements of the fragmented world, where the requirement of“synthesis” is reduced to the development of technical expressions that should impress with a lavishness of colour, sound and form and become a“compensation” for an increasingly impoverished humanness.
Kangrga's definition of play is close to the idea of libertarian play, but«creative imagination» should have a visionary character and its realization should be part of a political movement which seeks to create a new(humane) world.
It is about the libertarian play expressing the emancipatory heritage of modern society and the vision of a future world- through the development of the playing being and man's need of another man.
Instead of the working, sporting, technical, consumer anddestructive body, libertarian play should develop a creative(poetical) body and a variety of movements(skill as a humanized movement) which will enable man to realize his creative personality.
The immediate goal of libertarian play is not to set records, improve playing techniques, develop play as a normative sphere and create a healthy body, but to create a healthy society within which creative personalities will be developed.
While in Sartre liberation is man's individual act, in libertarian play liberation is a social(class) act, which means that it is about the elimination of relations which force man to behave like a slave, or deprive him of libertarian self-conscious.
The immediate goal of libertarian play is not to produce records, improve playing techniques, develop the play as a normative sphere and create a healthy body, but to create a healthy society within which creative personalities will be developed.