Anotace
The course provides orientation in the field of modern kinanthropology, especially with regard to its benefits for education. The course is based on the knowledge of physical anthropology and expands it with interdisciplinary overlaps with social and humanities disciplines. It defines movement as a phenomenon essential for understanding the nature of man. The aim of the course is to expand the education of students in biological anthropology by selected topics of contemporary kinanthropology. Content definition:
1. The phenomenon of movement in human life - phylogenetic and ontogenetic perspective.
2. Origin, development and importance of kinanthropology.
3. Hypokinesia, its causes, manifestations and consequences.
4. Body and corporeality.
5. Body culture.
6. Movement and sport in the context of contemporary pedagogy.