Kata – The true essence of Budo martial arts?

Simon Alexander Dodd; David Brown

doi:10.18002/rama.v11i1.3693

Autores/as

Simon Alexander Dodd Cardiff Metropolitan University
David Brown Cardiff Metropolitan University

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.18002/rama.v11i1.3693

Palabras clave:

kata, budo, artes marciales, bushido, espiritualidad, pedagogía

Resumen

Este trabajo utiliza técnicas de investigación documental para analizar el uso de las kata, o formas, en las artes marciales japonesas. Tras una introducción sobre la existencia de la práctica de las katas, utilizando fuentes de información disponibles, se examinan, en primer lugar, los desarrollos espirituales del bushido. En segundo lugar, se analizan los cambios sociales que llevaron a la transformación bujutsu en budo. A continuación, se explora la posición de las katas en relación con las artes marciales budo, siguiendo con una discusión sobre el uso de las katas como pedagogía. Por último, se reubican las katas a partir del contexto investigado, demostrando cómo las katas podrían representar la pretendida esencia del budo así como una pedagogía espiritual culturalmente valiosa.

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