The configurational analysis was especially applied to comparative and historical studies of sport and dance as indicators of social change.
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"Gender, Ritual and Social Formation in West Papua : A Configurational Analysis Comparing Kamoro and Asmat ."
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Referring to Ruth Benedict, Norbert Elias and Michel Foucault, the patterns of human behaviour were called configurations ( ?! Configurational analysis ( Konfigurationsanalyse ) ).
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His last book, " Gender, Ritual and Social Formation in West Papua : A Configurational Analysis Comparing Kamoro and Asmat ", was published at Leiden in 2010.
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Towards a methodology of configurational analysis, or : How to reconstruct the societal signification of movement culture and sport . In : Knut Dietrich ( ed . ) : " How Societies Create Movement Culture and Sport ."
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Configurational analysis ( in German " Konfigurationsanalyse " ) became a particular methodological approach in the framework of Historical Behaviour Studies, as they were developed at the University of Stuttgart during the 1970s by the historians August Nitschke and Henning Eichberg.
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In order to analyze these connections, the study of body culture has turned attention to the configurations of movement in time and space, the energy of movement, its interpersonal relations and objectification ( ?! Configurational analysis ( Konfigurationsanalyse ) ).
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Mainstream studies of sport often over-emphasize these " superstructures " ( ?! Base and superstructure ), while the configurational analysis of body culture gives priority to the focus on bodily practice, in the framework of a materialist phenomenology.
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