Efficacy and entertainment in Martial Arts Studies: anthropological perspectives

Efficacy and entertainment in Martial Arts Studies: anthropological perspectives
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武术研究的功效和娱乐性：人类学的视角

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2015
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Dr. Douglas Farrer
Dr. Douglas Farrer
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武术人类学提供了一种游牧的方法，以武术研究为特色，包括南方螳螂，洪星财李福，Yapese棒舞，Chin Woo，巴西柔术和seni silat，以解决表演/表演研究人类学中的无限循环模型，将功效和娱乐，仪式和戏剧，社会和美学戏剧，隐藏和启示结合在一起。无限循环模型假设了一个正反馈循环，其中效能流入娱乐，反之亦然。这里要解决的问题是，当效能和娱乐发生冲突时会发生什么？自2001年以来进行的武术研究中，错误框架、迷惑、文化遮蔽和虚假联系出现在人类学实地工作环境中，它们是相关的，其中混淆的变量可能会导致对行为恢复的新信念。
Martial anthropology offers a nomadological approach to Martial Arts Studies featuring Southern Praying Mantis, Hung Sing Choy Li Fut, Yapese stick dance, Chin Woo, Brazilian jiu-jitsu, and seni silat to address the infinity loop model in the anthropology of performance/performance studies which binds together efficacy and entertainment, ritual and theatre, social and aesthetic drama, concealment and revelation. The infinity loop model assumes a positive feedback loop where efficacy flows into entertainment and vice versa. The problem addressed here is what occurs when efficacy and entertainment collide? Misframing, captivation, occulturation, and false connections are related as they emerged in anthropological fieldwork settings from research into martial arts conducted since 2001, where confounded variables may result in new beliefs in the restoration of behaviour.