From phenomenology to a theory of corporal combat and martial arts
This work aims to propose, based on previous phenomenological outcomes, a Theory of Corporal Combat Phenomenon (TCCP) and to anticipate directions for the propositions of a Theory of Martial Arts Phenomenon. Although theories concerning Martial Arts (MA) aren't uncommon, there is not one based...
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Main Author: | Cristiano Barreira (Author) |
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Universidad de León,
2019-11-01T00:00:00Z.
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