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Abstract This article sought to analyze the effects of the Physical Education cultural curriculum on students' cultural representations on body practices and their representatives. For this purpose, bricolage was used with an investigation method, adopting autoetnography and ethnography of classes in three public schools located on the outskirts of São Paulo. The material produced was subjected to cultural analysis through confrontation with Cultural Studies. The results allow us to affirm that culturally oriented Physical Education has an influence on the meanings given by students about thematic bodily practices and the subjects who participate in them. It was observed that the reframing process takes place since the mapping, permeates the experiences and is strengthened, in a special way, in those in-depth activities in which didactic situations are developed aimed at deconstructing pejorative representations. It was also concluded that teachers play a fundamental role in this process.

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