Las reglas y la casualidad en Baloncesto: una aproximación histórica (The rules and the chance in Basketball: a historical approach)
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https://doi.org/10.47197/retos.v0i15.34991Keywords:
Baloncesto, Reglas, Aproximación Histórica (Basketball, Rules, Historical approach)Abstract
El objetivo del presente artículo es reflexionar sobre la influencia positiva de la evolución de las reglas y la consiguiente reducción de la casualidad en el deporte del baloncesto. A través del análisis de la evolución histórica reglamentaria se argumentará metafóricamente que la casualidad fue acorralada desde el origen del juego y adormecida en su desarrollo histórico. La justificación de este posicionamiento metafórico está argumentada en las intenciones primarias de Naishmith cuando creó un nuevo juego, así como en las posteriores tendencias de evolución reglamentarias que a lo largo de los tiempos, el baloncesto ha implantado. Se concluye reforzando la idea de que en el deporte del baloncesto se potencia más el valor del mérito que la presencia de la casualidad, siendo éste el factor condicionante de la dinámica del juego de este deporte colectivo.
Abstract: The present paper intends to link positive influence of the evolution in rules and the rising reduction casualty with the basketball game dynamics. Throughout a metaphoric perspective it assumes that casualty factors were somehow covered up since the game invention and they were somehow sleepy during the game evolution. This metaphoric point is justified with an historical analysis to Naismith’s goals, presuming the game was created and reinforced by the evolutionary trends of his rules across the time. It was concluded that casualty role in basketball performance was controlled by an evolutionary direction, where the value of merit, ability and expertise are seen as determinants of basketball dynamics.
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