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The changing charismatic status of the performing male body in Asian martial arts films

David Brown University of Exeter, Exeter, EnglandCorrespondence[email protected]
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George Jennings University of Exeter, Exeter, England
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Aspasia Leledaki University of Exeter, Exeter, England
Pages 174-194 | Published online: 16 Nov 2010

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Matteo Di Placido. (2020) Blending Martial Arts and Yoga for Health: From the Last Samurai to the First Odaka Yoga Warrior. Frontiers in Sociology 5.
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Mie Hiramoto. (2012) Don’t think, feel: Mediatization of Chinese masculinities through martial arts films. Language & Communication 32:4, pages 386-399.
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David Brown & George Jennings. (2011) La lignée corporelle : conceptualisation de la transmission des arts martiaux traditionnels en Occident. Staps n°93:3, pages 61-71.
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George Jennings, David BrownAndrew C. Sparkes. (2010) ‘It can be a religion if you want’: Wing Chun Kung Fu as a secular religion. Ethnography 11:4, pages 533-557.
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David BrownAspasia Leledaki. (2010) Eastern Movement Forms as Body-Self Transforming Cultural Practices in the West: Towards a Sociological Perspective. Cultural Sociology 4:1, pages 123-154.
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