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George Jennings

15 works· latest 2021· 5 institutionscluster: provisionalORCID 0000-0002-3781-568X

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Most cited in this library

Exploring embodiment through martial arts and combat sports: a review of empirical research2014 · 92 citations
‘It can be a religion if you want’: Wing Chun Kung Fu as a secular religion2010 · 57 citations
The Rules of Engagement: Negotiating Painful and “Intimate” Touch in Mixed-Sex Martial Arts2013 · 52 citations
Exploring Lived Heat, “Temperature Work,” and Embodiment: Novel Auto/Ethnographic Insights from Physical Cultures2016 · 44 citations
Cultivating Health in Martial Arts and Combat Sports Pedagogies: A Theoretical Framework on the Care of the Self2021 · 25 citations

Works

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Health, Identification and Pleasure: An Ethnographic Study on the Self-Management and Construction of Taijiquan Park Culture Space

International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health·2021·3 authors·Open access

6citations

“Hang the Flesh off the Bones”: Cultivating an “Ideal Body” in Taijiquan and Neigong

International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health·2021·2 authors·Open access

14citations

Cultivating Health in Martial Arts and Combat Sports Pedagogies: A Theoretical Framework on the Care of the Self

Frontiers in Sociology·2021·2 authors·Open access

25citations

IN SEARCH OF A MARTIAL HABITUS:

Anthem Press eBooks·2017·2 authors·chapter

9citations

The heat of the action: novel insights from auto/ethnographic research on physical cultures

Lincoln Repository (University of Lincoln)·2017·4 authors

0citations

Exploring Lived Heat, “Temperature Work,” and Embodiment: Novel Auto/Ethnographic Insights from Physical Cultures

Journal of Contemporary Ethnography

·2016

·4 authors

·Open access

44citations

Transmitting Health Philosophies through the Traditionalist Chinese Martial Arts in the UK

Societies·2014·1 author·Open access

18citations

Taijiquan the “Taiji World” Way: Towards a Cosmopolitan Vision of Ecology

Societies·2014·3 authors·Open access

21citations

Exploring embodiment through martial arts and combat sports: a review of empirical research

Sport in Society·2014·2 authors·Open access

92citations

The Rules of Engagement: Negotiating Painful and “Intimate” Touch in Mixed-Sex Martial Arts

Sociology of Sport Journal·2013·2 authors·Open access

52citations

La lignée corporelle : conceptualisation de la transmission des arts martiaux traditionnels en Occident

Staps·2011·2 authors·Open access

12citations

Book Review: Chris Shilling, Changing Bodies: Habit, Crisis and Creativity London: Sage, 2008, £23.99 pbk (ISBN: 9781412908320), viii+ 206 pp

Sociology·2011·1 author·other

0citations

‘It can be a religion if you want’: Wing Chun Kung Fu as a secular religion

Ethnography·2010·3 authors

57citations

Fighters, Thinkers and Shared Cultivation: Experiencing Transformation Through the Long-Term Practice of Traditionalist Chinese Martial Arts

OpenGrey (Institut de l'Information Scientifique et Technique)·2010·1 author·thesis·Open access

16citations

The changing charismatic status of the performing male body in Asian martial arts films

Sport in Society·2008·3 authors

19citations