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In the book Muscle et beauté plastique (1909), dedicated to young French women, Georges Hébert consecrated the concepts of health, beauty and strength oriented to women’s emancipation by means of his Natural Method. This book was read in Brazil by authors from the field of Physical Education, such as Rangel Sobrinho (1930) and Lotte Kretzschmar (1932), who proposed national methods for a “women’s physical education”. This article analyses the principles for the education of women in Hébert’s work and discusses its reception in Brazil during the 1930’s. The sources were constituted by Rangel Sobrinho’s and Kretzschmar’s books, and national newspapers published in this period, as well as Hébert’s book Muscle et beauté plastique. We were able to determine that this French work was so innovative regarding women’s education, for it proposed a physical and moral emancipation. However, Brazilian productions presented limitations regarding women’s training, once the idea of equivalence appeared in the discourses, but not actually in the training.

ARTIGO - GEORGES HÉBERT E A EDUCAÇÃO DO CORPO FEMININO NO BRASIL