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Introduction: What, where and why is Martial Arts Studies? / Paul Bowman -- Early Chinese works on martial arts / Peter Lorge -- The battlefield and the bedroom: Chinese martial arts and art of the bedchamber / Douglas Wile -- Martial arts by the book: late Medieval and early modern European martial arts / Daniel Jaquet -- The Phone Book Project: Tracing the diffusion of Asian martial arts in America through the Yellow Pages / Michael Molasky -- Martial arts, media, and (material) religion / Esther Berg-Chan -- Liminoid longings and liminal belonging: Hyper-reality, history and the search for meaning in the modern martial arts / Benjamin N. Judkins -- "He's an animal": Naturalizing the hyperreal in modern combat sport / Janet O'Shea -- Martial arts as a coping strategy for violence / Sixt Wetzler -- Performance ethnography / DS Farrer -- Martial Arts Studies and the sociology of gender: Theory, research and pedagogical application / Alex Channon -- Masculinities, bodies, and martial arts / Dale C. Spencer -- Martial arts as embodied, discursive and aesthetic practice / Tim Trausch -- Carnival of the Drunken Master: The politics of the Kung Fu comedic body / Luke White -- Learning from martial arts / Meaghan Morris and Paul Bowman.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Lanham, Maryland : Rowman & Littlefield International Ltd, [2018]