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Aikido. --- Aikido. --- Aikidō. --- Martial artists --- Martial artists. --- Ueshiba, Morihei. --- Japan.
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Kodokan judo, one of the most well-known martial arts in the world today, was originated by Jigoro Kano (1860-1938). Kano was a martial artist and career educator who developed the art after studying several types of jujutsu, sumo, and Western wrestling. Openness and refinement were hallmarks of his personal and professional style, and he relentlessly searched for the best way to practice, teach, and perform techniques. This biography shows how Kano saw judo as a vehicle not just for self-defense, but for physical, spiritual, and moral development as well. His teachings clearly emphasize his ideal of judo as a way of self-cultivation that leads to physical health, ethical behavior, and ultimately a better society. Kano was a tireless activist who promoted the practical application of judo's principles in all realms of life in one's personal behavior, for education, in work, for economic benefit, and in both the local and international political arenas. Kano's students were a colorful, sometimes notorious bunch, and this book reveals how several went on to become famous or infamous in their own right. They include a prime minister of Japan, the leader of the Communist party in China, a famous novelist, a spy, high-level military leaders, and a media mogul, among many others. The author, John Stevens, gives a fascinating account of Kano's life and times, his teachings, and his interaction with his students.
Martial artists --- Educators --- Judo --- History --- Kanō, Jigorō,
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Motion picture actors and actresses --- Martial artists --- Lee, Bruce,
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Educators --- Judo --- Judo --- Martial artists --- History --- History --- Kanō, Jigorō, --- Tōkyō Kōtō Shihan Gakkō --- Presidents
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"Kicking ass and taking notes - what it's like to be a woman in the ring. Alison Dean teaches English literature. She also punches people. But despite several amateur fights under her belt, she knows she will never be taken as seriously as a male boxer. 'You punch like a girl' still isn't a compliment - women aren't supposed to perpetrate violence. With wit and insight, Dean delves into the ways combat sports can change a person's - and particularly a woman's - relationship to their body and to the world around them, considering at the same time how women might revolutionize martial arts."--
Martial arts --- Boxing --- Boxing for women. --- Women martial artists. --- Women boxers. --- Violence in women. --- Social aspects.
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"Naruto inches ever closer to discovering the true identity of his nemesis, Pain. But is it worth it as the frustrated ninja begins to morph at last into the dreaded Nine Tails? Plus an unexpected confession reveals incredible secrets about his past as Naruto prepares for the ultimate battle with Pain. Can the chakra-challenged Naruto win when one misstep could spell disaster?"--Publisher's web site
Naruto (Fictitious character) --- Ninja --- Comic books, strips, etc --- Battles --- Martial artists --- Orphans
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Martial artists --- Martial artists. --- Martial arts --- Martial arts. --- Physicians --- Physicians --- Physicians. --- Pratiquants des arts martiaux --- History --- Baelz, Erwin O. E. von, --- Baelz, Erwin O. E. von, --- 1868-1912. --- Japan --- Japan. --- Japon --- Southern Germany. --- History --- Histoire
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Women martial artists --- Women boxers --- Martial arts --- Boxing --- #SBIB:316.7C545 --- #SBIB:316.346H29 --- Fighting --- Prize-fighting --- Prizefighting --- Pugilism --- Savate --- Sparring --- Athletics --- Hand-to-hand fighting --- Self-defense --- Combat --- Boxers (Sports) --- Women athletes --- Female martial artists --- Martial artists --- Social aspects --- Sportparticipatie en vrouwen --- Positie van de vrouw in de samenleving: andere topics --- Sociology of sport
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In the Netherlands, girls and young women are increasingly active in women-only kickboxing. The general assumption, in the Netherlands and in western Europe more broadly, is that women's sport is a form of secular, feminist empowerment. Muslim women's participation would then exemplify the incongruence of Islam with the modern, secular nation-state. Punching Back provides a detailed ethnographic study that contests this view by showing that young Muslim women who kickbox establish agentive selves by playing with gender norms, challenging expectations, and living out their religious subjectivities.
Kickboxing --- Muslim women --- Self-realization in women --- Sports and state --- Sports for women --- Sports --- Women martial artists --- SPORTS & RECREATION / Sociology of Sports. --- Conduct of life. --- Moral and ethical aspects. --- Social aspects --- Religious aspects --- Islam. --- Sociology, Anthropology (General), Gender Studies and Sexuality. --- Kick-boxing --- Martial arts --- Female martial artists --- Martial artists --- Women athletes --- Women --- Women's sports --- Physical education for women --- Sports policy --- State and sports --- Government policy --- Psychology --- SPORTS & RECREATION / Sociology of Sports --- Conduct of life --- Moral and ethical aspects --- Islam
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Cet ouvrage contient des textes qui précisent la manière de comprendre scientifiquement le phéno-mène social des arts martiaux.
Pratiquants des arts martiaux --- Arts martiaux dans la culture populaire. --- Arts martiaux --- Martial artists --- Martial arts --- Attitudes. --- Recherche --- Methodologie. --- Aspect sociologique. --- Research --- Methodology. --- Social aspects.
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