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MARS – Martial Arts, Religion and Spirituality

6th Martial Arts Studies Conference 2020 – IrAsia (Aix-Marseille Univ – France), Martial Arts Studies Research Network (Cardiff Univ – Wales) & Palau Community College – 15-16 July 2020

  • About
    • Conference description
    • Welcome & introductive remarks
    • Credits
  • Publishing
  • Keynotes
    • Opening keynote – DS Farrer
    • Closing keynote – Sixt Wetlzer & Paul Bowman
    • Closing remarks – Jean-Marc de Grave
  • Panels
    • Overview & schedule
    • Detailed panels
      • 1 – Martialités: Yoga, Sorcery & Transformation
      • 2 – Cosmologies & holistic references
      • 3 – Cultures of war
      • 4 – Ethics in modern fighting games & martial arts
      • 5 – Folk religions, cultural heritage & health cultivation
      • 6 – Ascetics, self-cultivation, self infliction
      • 7 – Channeled violence & transcendant experiences
      • 8 – Ethnoreligious identities, nationalism & political uses
      • 9 – Methods: Inner & outer perspectives
  • All presenters
  • Organisers
  • Scientific committee
  • Discussants
  • Partnership
    • Organising committee
    • Funding
    • Communication
MARS – Martial Arts, Religion and Spirituality

Publishing

As a follow-up to the MARS conference, you will find the special issue of the journal Martial Arts Studies (Cardiff University) for the summer of 2022, entitled Where Martiality and Religion Meet: Health, Sport, War.

 

Focusing on the relations between martial arts, religion and spirituality, this conference aims to engage the diversity and plurality of understandings of each of these terms – ‘martial arts’, ‘religion’, ‘spirituality’ – and of their relationships.

Bookmarks

  • Budo Inochi
  • GIS ASIE
  • Inacc – Institut des arts chinois du corps
  • IrAsia – Institut de recherches asiatiques
  • Kung Fu Tea
  • Le Shintô en Mandchourie
  • MAS – Martial Arts Studies Research Network
  • Nyantri – Transmission, savoirs, savoir-faire et valeurs sociales
  • Palau Community College
  • Tales of wulin – Les chroniques du wulin

Tags

  • digital conference
  • martial arts
  • religion
  • spirituality

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