스포츠 인권의 노력, 《구별짓기》를 멈추기 위한 현상학적 접근

Abstract

This study is a follow-up study of “The beginning and erasing of the division of human rights in sports and to practice ‘making sports for all of us’”. In fact, it is not easy for divisions to break down prejudices about age, gender, and disabilities in everyday life. However, it is necessary to face the fact that sports is a promise of equality itself and a medium for universal human rights improvement, as sports is also a proclamation of “human rights in the sense that they are activities that express oneself and communicate with others using the body”. This is based on the declaration of world human rights that “everyone is free from birth, equal, dignity and rights”. Therefore, this study concludes to find a way to erase “dividing” through a phenomenological approach. In summary, phenomenology is an approach of understanding and trying to understand what we are conscious of and what it means. Therefore, the researcher tried to stop judging by applying the concept of parentheses as a philosophical tool. Phenomenology is because we try to recognize objects without any premises, that is, to exclude any preconceptions or judgments. In order to practice sports that do not have human rights violations, uncertain preconceptions and judgments are bound in parentheses. Moreover, a perspective that can accurately look at the essence of the phenomenon is needed. In short, sports is the basic right of everyone to enjoy physical activity anytime, anywhere, and freely.