Sánchez García Raúl, Spencer Dale C. (eds.). Fighting Scholars: Habitus and Ethnographies of Martial Arts and Combat Sports

Anthem Press, 2013. — 235 p. — ISBN: 978-0-85728-332-0.Introduction : Carnal Ethnography as Path to Embodied Knowledge
Habitus as Topic and Tool : Reflection on Becoming a Prizefighter
In Search of a Martial Habitus : Identifiying Core Dispositions in Wing Chun and Taijiquan
Each More Agile than the Other : Mental and Physical Enculturation in Capoeira Regional
There is No Try in Tae Kwon Do : Reflexive Body Techniques in Action
Do You Hit Girls ? : Some Striking Moments in the Career of Male Martial Art Artist
The Theacher s Blessing and the Withheld Hand : Two Wignettes of Somatic Learning in South India s Indigenious Martial Art Kalarippayattu
White Man Don't Flow : Embodied Aesthetics of the Fifty-Two Hand Blocks
Japanese Religions and Kyudo ( Japanese Archery ) : An Antropological Perspective
Taming the Habitus : The Gym and the Doji as " Civilizing Workshop "
Authencity, Muay Tai and Habitus
Conclusion : Present and Future Lines of Research
Epilogue : Homines in Extremis : What Fightinng Scholars Teach Us About Habitus