Seaside swimming pools. A productive leisure
Since the 1910 decade up to the first part of the ‘40s many pools were built in Mar del Plata in order to teach swimming, to play, to take part on sports and to make competitions. Some of them were placed over the sand on the beach, some others in public or private seaside resorts or just on the cli...
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oai:ojs.pkp.sfu.ca:article-4092020-04-18T00:03:03Z Seaside swimming pools. A productive leisure Piletas en la costa. El ocio productivo dell’Erba, Ramiro piletas de natación ocio línea de costera propaganda Since the 1910 decade up to the first part of the ‘40s many pools were built in Mar del Plata in order to teach swimming, to play, to take part on sports and to make competitions. Some of them were placed over the sand on the beach, some others in public or private seaside resorts or just on the cliff. However, all they were linked to the coast line. This work studies the operation launched by the estado interventor which turned a playful physical activity into rather productive aims, and therefore shows material and aesthetic changes in activities and devices as a result of it. In the ’30s, establishment speech promotes and exalts sports to forge patriotic feelings and to raise spirituality. The Cubierta and Playa Grande swimming pools, besides the one that municipality had built in Punta Iglesia, were three sport bastions with propaganda objectives. They would take advantage of Mar del Plata’s popularity and its media spreading as a holiday town. A partir de la década de 1910 y hasta principios de la década de 1940, se construyeron en Mar del Plata varias piletas de natación destinadas al aprendizaje, el juego, el deporte y la competición. Algunas realizadas sobre la arena misma de la playa, otras en balnearios públicos y privados, o en la barranca; todas relacionadas con la franja costera. El estudio aborda la transformación de una actividad deportiva, de sesgo recreativo —por medio del estado interventor— hacia fines productivos; y los consecuentes cambios materiales y estéticos de prácticas y dispositivos. En los años ’30, el discurso oficial promueve y exalta el deporte como forjador de valores espirituales y sentimientos patrióticos. Las piletas Cubierta y Playa Grande, junto a la Municipal de Punta Iglesia constituirán tres bastiones deportivos que perseguirán fines propagandísticos gracias a la difusión mediática y a la popularidad de Mar del Plata como centro turístico. Universidad Nacional de Mar del Plata. Facultad de Arquitectura, Urbanismo y Diseño 2005-12-01 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion Artículo evaluado por pares application/pdf https://revistasfaud.mdp.edu.ar/registros/article/view/409 Registros. Revista de Investigación Histórica; Núm. 3 (2005): Las riberas: construcción, consumo y prácticas culturales; 54-67 2250-8112 spa https://revistasfaud.mdp.edu.ar/registros/article/view/409/279 Derechos de autor 2005 Registros. Revista de Investigación Histórica |
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Since the 1910 decade up to the first part of the ‘40s many pools were built in Mar del Plata in order to teach swimming, to play, to take part on sports and to make competitions. Some of them were placed over the sand on the beach, some others in public or private seaside resorts or just on the cliff. However, all they were linked to the coast line.
This work studies the operation launched by the estado interventor which turned a playful physical activity into rather productive aims, and therefore shows material and aesthetic changes in activities and devices as a result of it. In the ’30s, establishment speech promotes and exalts sports to forge patriotic feelings and to raise spirituality. The Cubierta and Playa Grande swimming pools, besides the one that municipality had built in Punta Iglesia, were three sport bastions with propaganda objectives. They would take advantage of Mar del Plata’s popularity and its media spreading as a holiday town. |
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