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Løftesteiner, minner og moderne styrkeidrett: Hvordan styrketradisjoner ovelever overgangen til moderne idrett

Nybø, Thorbjørn Svarstad
Master thesis
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2021
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Abstract
Denne oppgaven utforsker sammenhengen mellom moderne styrkeidretter og historiske styrketradisjoner. Gjennom å se nærmere på historisk skotsk steinløfting og de moderne tolkningene av denne tradisjoner, trekkes paralleller mellom andre steinbaserte styrkeidretter og konkurranse grener. Igjennom oppgaven utforskes løfterens rolle som deltaker i tradisjoner og gjennomføringen av historiske bragder. Tilskueren og observatørens rolle innen steinløfting drøftes også.

Oppgaven viser at selve steinen eller løftet ikke nødvendigvis er det sentrale elementet i bevaringen av historisk skotsk steinløfting, men heller forståelsen blant deltakeren om rollen de og steinen har i et historisk og kulturelt perspektiv.
 
This thesis explores the connection between modern strength sports and historical strength traditions. By taking a closer look at historical Scottish stone lifting and the modern interpretations of this tradition, parallels are drawn between other stone-based strength sports and competition branches. The assignment explores the role of the lifter as a participant in traditions and the implementation of historical achievements. The role of the spectator and the observer in stone lifting is also discussed.

The thesis shows that the stone or lift itself is not necessarily the central element in the preservation of historical Scottish stone lifting, but rather the understanding among the participant about the role they and the stone have in a historical and cultural perspective.
 
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