Podcast “Fighting Feeling”

The confusing yet enchanting feeling of fighting with each other. With guests. In the monthly podcast, we dedicate ourselves to the emotional aspects of martial arts and untold stories. These stories abundantly fill the research field of "Martial Arts Studies" ( Citation: Bowman 2015 Bowman, P. (2015). Martial Arts Studies: Disrupting Disciplinary Boundaries. Rowman; Littlefield International. ) . It covers a broad interdisciplinary spectrum.

“Studies of martial arts exist, in a wide variety of disciplines: in history, anthropology, psychology, area studies, sports studies, sociology, literary studies, peace studies, religious and philosophical studies, media studies, and film studies; even political economy and branches of medicine could be said to have a range of versions of martial arts studies.” ( Citation: Bowman 2015, S. 3 Bowman, P. (2015). Martial Arts Studies: Disrupting Disciplinary Boundaries. Rowman; Littlefield International. )

But beyond that, the practice itself is a science in its own right, centered on the eternal struggle with the Emotions Stand.

»A boxer must exercise not only a constant inner surveillance over his feelings but also continual ›expressive control‹ over their external ›signaling‹ so as not to let his opponent know if and when punches hurt…« ( Citation: Wacquant 2004, S. 79 Wacquant, L. (2004). Body & Soul. Notebooks of an Apprentice Boxer. Oxford University Press. )

Our podcast is dedicated to an examination and approach between field report and scientific analysis.

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