Sports - the East and the West. Documentary volume of the 3rd International ISHPES Seminar Sports - the East and the West Shunde, Guangdong, China 16.-22. September 1996.

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Sonst. Personen	Pfister, Gertrud (Hrsg.); Yueye, Liu (Hrsg.)
Titel	Sports - the East and the West. Documentary volume of the 3rd International ISHPES Seminar Sports - the East and the West Shunde, Guangdong, China 16.-22. September 1996. Gefälligkeitsübersetzung: Sport - der Osten und der Westen. Dokumentation des 3. Internationalen ISHPES Seminars "Sport - der Osten und der Westen" in Shunde, Guangdong, China, 16.-22. September 1966.
Quelle	Sankt Augustin: Academia-Verl. (1999), 199 S.Verfügbarkeit
Reihe	ISHPES-Studies. 6
Sprache	englisch
Dokumenttyp	gedruckt; Monographie
ISBN	3-89665-034-3
Schlagwörter	Erziehung; Kultur; Aktivität; Entwicklungsland; Sport; Sportpolitik; Entwicklung; Konferenzschrift; Olympische Spiele; Sportler; Asien; China; Japan; Ostasien; Südostasien; Westliche Welt
Abstract	Inhaltsverzeichnis: Gigliola Gori: Venetian Games of the Late Middle Ages and Chinese Games of the Golden Age (12-18); Gertrud Pfister: The Fascination of the Exotic? On the Development of Jujitsu and Judo in Germany (19-24); Jack Williams: South Asians, Cricket and Ethnic Relations in England (25-28); Michael A. Salter: The Diffusion of Asian Martial Arts ( 29-33); Rose-Marie Lebe, Iro Valaskakis Tembeck: When East Meets West: The Rise of a New Post-Modern Dance in Montreal (34-38); Floris J. G. van der Merwe: The Influence of the Malay Slaves an the Sporting Culture of the Cape (39-43); E. John B. Allen: Western Skiers in Eastern Cultures (China and Japan) (44-49); Andrew Morris: 'Chinese Men Look Like Real Athletes'. From Calisthenics and Gymnastics (Ticao) to Athletics (Tiyu) in 1910s China" (50-55); Luo Xingguo: "Mr. Shico" and His Role in Physical Education in Hunan (56-58); Ikuo Abe: Dairoku Kikuchi and F. W. Strange. Japans Earliest Encounter with Athleticism (59-63); Cai Yangwu: Shanghai's Absorption of Western Physical Culture (64-67); Yang Wanyou: The Early Propagation and Influence of Western Physical Culture in Tibet (68-71); Walter King Yan Ho: British Colonisation and Modern Sports Education Development (72-76); Calvin Ng: Western Influence an the Development of Sport in Hong Kong (77-81); Kurt Weis: Between Religion and Records: Eastern and Western Sport Cultures (83-87); Guan Wen-ming: Bruce Lee's Contribution to the Intermingling of Chinese and Western Physical Cultures (88-90); Chen Xiaoping, Xu Zhonghuai: Research an the Similarities. Differences and Trends in Developing "Sports for All" in East and West (91-93); Wang Jinglian, Zha Chongzhen: Green Sports - Where Sports Ideals in Both Hemispheres Meet (94-97); Bi Shiming: Some Features of Chinese Sport (99-101); Wang Junqi: Sacrificial Rites and the Origin of Physical Education in the East (102-104); Zhou Weiliang: Anecdotes about the Origins of the Different Forms of Chinese Martial Arts: A Cultural Study (105-107); Zhang Yuan: Epics and Sports - the "Biography of Gesar" (108-110); Yuan He: The Rise and Fall of Horseball in the Jin and the Qing Dynasties (111-113); Chang Sheng-Ping: Polo in the Orient (114); Liang Cheng: Research an Tuixi's "Sit Quietly" (115); Kuang Wennan: The New Historical Mission of Taoist Health Sports (116-118); Xiong Xiaozheng, Gu Shiquan: Mao Zedong's Early Ideas of Physical Culture (119-121); Tsai Jen-Siung: The Establishment of the "Taiwan Sports Association" During Japanese Occupation (122-124); Fan Hong, Fan Wei: Women's Exercise and the Women's Movement in the May Fourth Era (125-129); Fu Yannong, Yu Jun: Chinese Women in Competitive Sports (130-132); Cui Lequan: The Social Life of Prehistoric Mankind and Primitive Forms of Physical Activity (134-136); Sun Yue: Traditional Sports in China (137-140); Li Chongshen, Li Jinmei: Dunhuang Traditional Culture and Martial Arts (141-143); Lin Jinglan: The Dongba Dance of the Naxi (144-147); Luo Yanping: Lion Dancing (148-149); Chen Li-O: The Study of the Eight Generals. A Taiwanese Folk Dance (150-152); Yang Wenxuan, Chen Qi, Zheng Jiarun: The Dragon Boat Sport in Shunde and Chinese Traditional Sports (153-155); Cao Shouhe: Oriental Physical Culture and the Olympic Movement (157-159); Li Hui: The Chinese Olympic Movement after 1949 (160-162); Akio Inoue: Critique of Modern Olympism (163-167); Thierry Terret, Pascal Charroin: From England to France ... via Belgium. The Diffusion of Water Polo in Western Europe in the Late 19th Century (169-174); Antje Knoop: The Early German 'Turnerverein' Movement (175-179); Werner Kuhn: History of Sport at the University of Birmingham (England) (181-188); Joyce Sherlock, Eileen Kennedy: Are Sporting Interests in Girls' Best Interests? (189-195); Wang Chien-Tai: J. F. Williams and C. H. McCloy. Two American Physical Education Teachers (196-197); Wang Jun: Physical Culture and Sports Museums (198-199).
Erfasst von	GESIS - Leibniz-Institut für Sozialwissenschaften, Mannheim
Update	2002_(CD)