December 3, 2025
Bernard Andrieu, Petrucia da Nobrega
In this paper three senses of slow sport are demonstrated through three modalities of technical, and as such, it is found within a precise methodology. Self-awareness is defined by paying attention to what is happening within oneself; here, slowness is methodological and slowing down is ontological. Slowing down is not only methodological slowness; it also involves a synchronisation with the...
Sport, Ethics and Philosophy
November 6, 2025
Erwann Poquerusse, A. El Hajj, Eric Sioji Ito et al.
ABSTRACT How can we escape Hegel to move beyond the logic of alienation and toward a transformative resonance? This is the meaning Rosa attributes to ‘the dialectical model designed by the philosopher Hegel’. Here, we study a disposition to resonance without reducing it to a search for positive emotions, through five forms of emersive resonant practices: (1) Cosmic resonance: undulation and...
Frontiers in Sports and Active Living
2024
A El Hajj, M Noulhiane, Bernard Andrieu et al.
4 citations
The COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated stress and anxiety among young people, particularly university students, impacting their mental well-being and daily life. Given the rise in social isolation and economic uncertainty, the adoption of mindfulness practices such as sophrology, meditation, and yoga becomes essential for improving their mental health. This study aims to evaluate the impact of...
January 19, 2018
Bernard Andrieu, Olivier Sirost
5 citations
Body ecology is based on philosophies of awakening and consciousness. These immersers into consciousness favour transcendental meditation and reflexivity in action through physical practices of consciousness. Although we might distinguish these techniques, the holistic context of each can cause confusion because the action on one part of the body would immediately be related to that of other...
January 19, 2018
Bernard Andrieu, Olivier Sirost
In Chapter 1 , Bernard Andrieu and Olivier Sirost open this volume by explaining the approach of body ecology to our understanding of new conceptions of leisure. The authors have based their work on philosophies of awakening and consciousness. These immersers into consciousness favour transcendental meditation and reflexivity in action through physical practices of consciousness. Although we...