Description:Karate as Calligraphy offers a wide-ranging discussion of the technical, historical and philosophic aspects of Funakoshi's karate. Karate as Calligraphy presents the case against the sportification, commercialization and militarization of karate with reference to the budo karate of Ari Anastasiadis, father of Shotokan in Canada. The author discusses the karate of Asai, Egami, Kanasawa, Kase, Kobota, Nakayama, Oshima, Oyama, Plee, Tokitsu, Yokota and others in and around Shotokan. The author discusses various Shotokan karate organizations and their positions relative to the budo karate-sport karate debate. Karate as Calligraphy discusses the 'natural' natural stance, Nakayama's hard-soft personal style, Mabuni's 5 principals, classic ipon kumite, the 20 Chinese precepts and much more. Karate as Calligraphy explains how Funakoshi conceived karate a non-competitive, community-oriented form of personal and social development in the Okinawan tradition. The author concludes that Funakoshi's karate has never been well understood in Japan let alone in the wider world. It is the author's hope that Karate as Calligraphy will contribute to the revival of the budo tradition in Shotokan."We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Karate as Calligraphy: The Budo Revival in Shotokan. To get started finding Karate as Calligraphy: The Budo Revival in Shotokan, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed. Our library is the biggest of these that have literally hundreds of thousands of different products represented.
Pages
140
Format
PDF, EPUB & Kindle Edition
Publisher
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Release
2016
ISBN
1523367695
Karate as Calligraphy: The Budo Revival in Shotokan
Description: Karate as Calligraphy offers a wide-ranging discussion of the technical, historical and philosophic aspects of Funakoshi's karate. Karate as Calligraphy presents the case against the sportification, commercialization and militarization of karate with reference to the budo karate of Ari Anastasiadis, father of Shotokan in Canada. The author discusses the karate of Asai, Egami, Kanasawa, Kase, Kobota, Nakayama, Oshima, Oyama, Plee, Tokitsu, Yokota and others in and around Shotokan. The author discusses various Shotokan karate organizations and their positions relative to the budo karate-sport karate debate. Karate as Calligraphy discusses the 'natural' natural stance, Nakayama's hard-soft personal style, Mabuni's 5 principals, classic ipon kumite, the 20 Chinese precepts and much more. Karate as Calligraphy explains how Funakoshi conceived karate a non-competitive, community-oriented form of personal and social development in the Okinawan tradition. The author concludes that Funakoshi's karate has never been well understood in Japan let alone in the wider world. It is the author's hope that Karate as Calligraphy will contribute to the revival of the budo tradition in Shotokan."We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Karate as Calligraphy: The Budo Revival in Shotokan. To get started finding Karate as Calligraphy: The Budo Revival in Shotokan, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed. Our library is the biggest of these that have literally hundreds of thousands of different products represented.