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T1 From phenomenology to a theory of corporal combat and martial arts
A1 Barreira, Cristiano
K1 Educación Física
K1 Artes marciales asiáticas
K1 Deportes de combate
K1 Fenomenología
AB [EN] This  work  aims  to  propose,  based  on  previous  phenomenological  outcomes,  a  Theory  of  Corporal  Combat  Phenomenon   (TCCP)   and   to   anticipate   directions   for   the   propositions   of   a   Theory   of   Martial   Arts   Phenomenon.  Although  theories  concerning  Martial  Arts  (MA)  aren’t  uncommon,  there  is  not  one  based  on  phenomenological  analysis.  Previous  theories  concern  natural  assumptions  about  values  and  conceptions  of  what  MA  is,  or  even  deconstruct  the  phenomena.  Guided  by  Edmund  Husserl's  philosophy,  outcomes  about  combat  experiences  analyzed  by  bracketing  natural  knowledge  allow  us  to  grasp  the  inner  structural  intentionality  that,  in  all  varieties  of  manifestations,  gives  into  existence  the  Martial  Arts.  A  significant  essential  approaching  of  corporal  combat  has  been  made  by  Figueiredo  (2009), who conceptualizes Combat Sport  by  having  the  body  as  target  and  means  of  the  actions.  But  not  all  Corporal  Combat  manifestations  analyzed to return “to the things themselves” -  Physical Brawl, Fighting, Playing of fighting, Duel, Self-defence and Instrumental Offensive Combat - are MA&CS (Barreira, 2017). Findings are simplified and presented as a theory fostering not only a more accessible apprehension but the visualization of new investigative problems focused on Martial Arts practitioners’ experiences in different contexts. The TCCP leads to the conclusion that corporal fighting experience is central to MA manifestations as practices involving complex phenomena such as  teaching,  learning,  training  and  fighting  practices  in  community  contexts.  Future  descriptions  on  how  martial arts practitioners’ development occurs when experiencing different Corporal Combat help to develop a Theory of MA Phenomenon.
PB Universidad de León: Servicio de Publicaciones
LK http://hdl.handle.net/10612/16604
UL http://hdl.handle.net/10612/16604
NO Barreira, C. (2019). From phenomenology to a theory of corporal combat and martial arts. Revista De Artes Marciales Asiáticas, 14(2s), 64–67. https://doi.org/10.18002/rama.v14i2s.6002
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