Filosofia, fenomenologia e artes marciais: Um estudo de revisão em obras internacionais

This study aims to present the main international scientific articles found in the literature that establish associations between philosophy, phenomenology, martial arts and Karate. The time cut was extended from 1993 to 2017 given the results collected. The methodology used for the accomplishment of this work was a bibliographical review made from the Portal of Periodicals CAPES / MEC (Sucupira) and specific websites of some periodicals. The keywords used were: philosophy, phenomenology, martial arts, karate. In this context, thirteen articles were found in the literature. The study collaborates with the scientific literature bringing a panorama of the area in which it encompasses researches in martial arts from the perspective of phenomenology. References 1 Zimmermann AC. Ensaio sobre o movimento humano: jogo e expressividade [tese]. Santa Catarina:  Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Centro de Ciencias da Educacao, Programa de Pos-Graduacao em Educacao; 2010. 2 Gil AC. O projeto na pesquisa fenomenologica. IV Seminario Internacional de Pesquisa e Estudos Qualitativos; 9-11 outubro 2010. Rio Claro, SP. Anais. 3 Zimmermann AC, Saura SC. Corpo e espanto na filosofia de Merleau-Ponty. In: Merleau-Ponty e a Educacao Fisica. Sao Paulo: Liber Ars; 2019. p. 119–32. 4 Barreira CRA. O sentido do Karate-Do: Faces historicas, psicologicas e fenomenologicas. Rio de Janeiro: E-papers; 2013.  5 Telles TCB. Corpo a corpo: Um estudo fenomenologico no karate, na capoeira e no MMA [tese]. Sao Paulo: Universidade de Sao Paulo; 2018. 6 Valerio PHM, Barreira CRA. O sentido vivido da capoeira: Cmplicidade, risco, autenticidade e criatividade. Rev Bras Psicol do Esporte. 2016, 6(1):88–108. 7 Oliveira MA, Zimmermann AC. Tradicao, tecnica e estetica: Analise fenomenologica sobre a experiencia do karateca. XX Congr Bras Ciencias do Esporte e VII Congr Int Ciencias do Esporte [Internet]. Goiânia, Goias; 2017; Available from: http://conbrace.org.br/ 8 Lage V, Goncalves Jr. L. Karate-Do: Como propria vida. Motriz. 2007;13(1):33–42. 9 Silva LAN, Nobrega TP. A intercorporeidade no taekwondo. In: IO Caminha IO, Nobrega TP (Org.). Merleau-Ponty e a Educacao Fisica. Sao Paulo: Liber Ars; 2019. p. 143–160. 10 Thomas JR., Nelson JK., Silverman SJ. Metodos de pesquisa em atividades fisicas. Porto Alegre: Artmed; 2012. 11 Columbus PJ, Rice D. Phenomenological meanings of martial arts participation. J Sport Behav. 1998;21(1):16–29. 12 Zienowicz A, Parzelski D, Budnik-Przybylska D. The attitude of the coach to the philosophy of karate and his system of values and attitudes and value systems of its students. J Educ Heal Sport. 2015;5(9):149–69. 13 Light RL. Mushin and learning in and beyond budo. Ido Mov Cult. 2014;14(3):42–8. 14 Michal P. The Reception of G. Funakoshi’s Philosophy in Traditional Karate (ITKF) Circle in Lublin Region. Res J Budo. 2013;46. 15 Toth R. Historias de la Meibukan Gojyu Ryu Karate segun Yagi Meitatsu. Rev Artes Marciales Asiaticas. 2007;2(3):76–89. 16 Paul A. Body Wisdom: The Way of Karate. South Atl Q. 2006; 105:397–407. 17 Jones GW, Mackay KS, Peters DM. Participation motivation in martial artists in the West Midlands region of England. J Sport Sci Med. 2006;5(CSSI-1):28–34. 18 Tuckett J. Kendo: between “religion” and “nationalism.” J Study Relig Ideol. 2016; 15(44):27. 19 Hsu L, Ilundain-Agurruza J. On the compatibility between confucianism and modern olympism. J Chinese Philos. 2016;2:103–23. 20 Barreira CRA. The essences of martial arts and corporal fighting: A classical phenomenological analysis. Arch Budo - Philos. 2017;13:351–76. 21 Pfister LF. Resenha “Striking Beauty: A Philosophical Look at the Asian Martial Arts” de Allen Barry (2015). J Aesthet Art Crit. 2017;3:100–2. 22 Cox JC. Traditional Asian martial arts training: A review. Quest. 1993;45(3):366–88. 23 Messaoud W Ben. Karate, and the perception of the sport. Ido Mov Cult J Martial Arts Anthropol. 2016;16(3):47–56. 24 Barry A. Striking Beauty: A philosophical look at the Asian martial arts. Columbia: University Press; 2015.