KARATE: POWER, SELF-CONTROL AND EVOLUTION
This article aims to present the processes of evolution that Karate has gone through, the power intertwined with it and the self-control of practitioners in their daily relationships of interdependence in the environments of the training space (dojo), on the competition court (koto) and in social relationships. The work is supported by a bibliographic review, in an approach with a qualitative emphasis, based on the conceptual theoretical foundation of Norbert Elias in dialogue with Michel Foucaut, and with the field experience of a professional with graduations 5th Dan of Karate Shorin-Ryu Shinshukan, by the Confederation Brasileira de Karatê (CBK) and 3rd Dan of Kobu-Do (fighting with ancient weapons from Japan), by União Shorin-Ryu Karatê-Do Brasil (USRKB), or Shinshukan.
KARATE: POWER, SELF-CONTROL AND EVOLUTION
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DOI: 10.22533/at.ed.1593642328088
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Palavras-chave: Power, Karate, Civilizing Process, Figurations, Arbitration.
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Keywords: Power, Karate, Civilizing Process, Figurations, Arbitration.
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Abstract:
This article aims to present the processes of evolution that Karate has gone through, the power intertwined with it and the self-control of practitioners in their daily relationships of interdependence in the environments of the training space (dojo), on the competition court (koto) and in social relationships. The work is supported by a bibliographic review, in an approach with a qualitative emphasis, based on the conceptual theoretical foundation of Norbert Elias in dialogue with Michel Foucaut, and with the field experience of a professional with graduations 5th Dan of Karate Shorin-Ryu Shinshukan, by the Confederation Brasileira de Karatê (CBK) and 3rd Dan of Kobu-Do (fighting with ancient weapons from Japan), by União Shorin-Ryu Karatê-Do Brasil (USRKB), or Shinshukan.
- Antônio Lima Pinto
- Gláucio Campos Gomes de Matos
