Tsarkov Pyotr Evgenievich,
Candidate of Sociological Sciences,
Senior Researcher
All-Russian Research
Institute of Physical Culture and Sports
e-mail: petrcarkov@gmail.com

"Others" in the socio-cultural space of the majority: the
impact of sports adaptation on the mental state of people
with disabilities

Abstract. This article presents an excursion into the history of sports adaptation and socialization of people with disabilities, "others". When writing it, the author used materials obtained by an Israeli researcher, Dr. Bar-Or with the assistance of the Department of Research and Sports Medicine of the National Institute of Physical Culture and Sports. Wingate (Israel).

Keywords. Anthropology of medicine, sports anthropology, research of socialization of minorities, disability, problems of socialization, psychotrauma

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