Ido Movement For Culture-journal Of Martial Arts Anthropology

Ido Movement for Culture - Journal of Martial Arts Anthropology is a unique journal dedicated to the field of martial arts anthropology. It aims to delve into the close connection between martial arts and culture, presenting readers with the diverse values and profound influence of martial arts in human society. Examining martial arts from an anthropological perspective, exploring how the origin and development of martial arts intertwine with different social and cultural backgrounds. For example, studying how the rise of certain ancient martial arts schools in specific regions was shaped by local religious beliefs, traditional customs, and social structures.

In terms of cultural inheritance, it focuses on how martial arts can be inherited as an intangible cultural heritage between generations, and analyzes the changes and innovations in the inheritance process. For example, the transformation of the inheritance methods of certain traditional martial arts skills in modern society, as well as the promotion and challenges of new technologies for inheritance. On the social level, explore the role of martial arts in community building, personal identity recognition, and the formation of social cohesion. How can some martial arts clubs enhance the sense of belonging and mutual assistance among members through common training and activities. At the same time, it also studies the cross integration of martial arts with fields such as health, education, and art. For example, analyzing the benefits of martial arts training on physical and mental health, as well as the expression and innovation of martial arts elements in art forms such as movies and dance.