Between prescribed and outlawed body language: a study on the ethological behavior of UFMT students

Abstract

This text is part of the socio-anthropological terrain of human behavior, which uses two groups of
subjects: students of Pedagogy and Physical Education of the Federal University of Mato Grosso,
regarding aspects related to their corporeity. The objectives used in the research were 1) To interpret
the different types of behavior that this corporeality produces when these subjects circulate, making
live and con / living in those spaces that fill their daily life. 2) Observe their anthropological
postures, specifically in the movements of sitting, walking, grouping, eating, talking about what
subjects, their dress, their adornments, their expressions of face, how they exercise, what they dream
about, their forms of pairing , how they date, and finally about those patterns of behavior that persist
in the process of humanization. 3) Compare the groups of subjects regarding prescribed and
outlawed behaviors, culture groups, the reality of each environment the symbology of prostheses and
other elements if any. To carry out a work of a qualitative nature, we adopt the idea of the
evolutionary biology of which man, from natural animal, has become cultural.