International audienceAt the turn of the 20th century, in Northern China, martial practices developed into styles structured on cosmological concepts and using a language specific to Taoist alchemy. The transition from an imperial to a republican society sets the diachronic framework for studying one of these practices in particular: the “form and intention boxing” (xingyiquan 形意拳). With, on the one hand, the end of the social justifications for organising the oral transmission of confidential knowledge and, on the other hand, the rise of nationalism, one observes the promotion of this practice in support of a specifically Chinese religiosity confronted with exogenous influences. Drawing on the interaction between language and technique, th...
The aim of this article is to describe the mechanisms of the genesis and functioning of martial arts...
International audienceAt the beginning of the 20th century, in Taozhou, South of Gansu, a new Islami...
Meihuaquan (“Plum Blossom Fist [Boxing]”) has traditionally been practiced as vernacular (folk) art ...
Au tournant du xxe siècle, en Chine du Nord, des pratiques martiales s’élaborent en styles structuré...
International audienceDieser Artikel beschreibt die Art und Weise, wie ein taoistischer Meister aus ...
In this thesis, I discuss how practitioners of martial arts in the Republican era of China were enga...
International audienceMany Asian body practices have been developed on an expertise based on the com...
[ES] El siguiente artículo trata la cuestión de cómo las artes marciales chinas sobreviv...
Of all the great religious traditions Taoism is the least known. The aim of this research is to prov...
Slow, harmonious, meditative and “energetic” movements, combined with a perspective of use based on ...
The following article deals with the question of how Chinese martial arts as part of traditional cul...
The history of Chinese martial arts is both turbulent and interesting as the history of China itself...
The Xidaotang : process of legitimization of a new Islamic solidarity at the beginning of the 20th c...
Taijiquan (t'ai chi ch'uan) is a Chinese martial art that has grown substantially in popularity and ...
De toutes les grandes traditions religieuses le taoïsme est la moins connue. L’objectif de cette rec...
The aim of this article is to describe the mechanisms of the genesis and functioning of martial arts...
International audienceAt the beginning of the 20th century, in Taozhou, South of Gansu, a new Islami...
Meihuaquan (“Plum Blossom Fist [Boxing]”) has traditionally been practiced as vernacular (folk) art ...
Au tournant du xxe siècle, en Chine du Nord, des pratiques martiales s’élaborent en styles structuré...
International audienceDieser Artikel beschreibt die Art und Weise, wie ein taoistischer Meister aus ...
In this thesis, I discuss how practitioners of martial arts in the Republican era of China were enga...
International audienceMany Asian body practices have been developed on an expertise based on the com...
[ES] El siguiente artículo trata la cuestión de cómo las artes marciales chinas sobreviv...
Of all the great religious traditions Taoism is the least known. The aim of this research is to prov...
Slow, harmonious, meditative and “energetic” movements, combined with a perspective of use based on ...
The following article deals with the question of how Chinese martial arts as part of traditional cul...
The history of Chinese martial arts is both turbulent and interesting as the history of China itself...
The Xidaotang : process of legitimization of a new Islamic solidarity at the beginning of the 20th c...
Taijiquan (t'ai chi ch'uan) is a Chinese martial art that has grown substantially in popularity and ...
De toutes les grandes traditions religieuses le taoïsme est la moins connue. L’objectif de cette rec...
The aim of this article is to describe the mechanisms of the genesis and functioning of martial arts...
International audienceAt the beginning of the 20th century, in Taozhou, South of Gansu, a new Islami...
Meihuaquan (“Plum Blossom Fist [Boxing]”) has traditionally been practiced as vernacular (folk) art ...