InYo:
The
Journal of Alternative Perspectives on the Martial Arts and Sciences
ISSN
1492-1669
Editor:
Joseph
Svinth
Current Issue (INYO is
now in pdf "issue" format)
Winter 2012
Summer 2011
Past Articles:
2007
Yet More Towards a Theory of
Martial Arts as Performing Art
Deborah Klens-Bigman
Prelude to Translation,
or Translation Prior to the Acquisition of Foreign Language Skills,
Using Gorin no Sho as an Example
Raymond Sosnowski
A Critical Assessment of
Deborah Klens-Bigman’s Performance Theory of Martial Arts
LeRon James Harrison
Turkish Oil Wrestling in
Algiers
Joe Svinth
Tsutao “Rubberman”
Higami
Joe Svinth
2006
The Mediauric Rise of
Shaolin: A Theory-Based Critique of KungfuQigong Magazine's Shaolin
Articles
On the Defeat of
Tokugoro Ito in North America
Tokugoro Ito
Neo-Confucianism and the
Japanese Martial Arts (02/06)
Martial Podcasts and Vidcasts
(02/06)
African Martial Arts
(01/06)
2005
Judo Battles
Wrestling: Masato Tamura and Karl Pojello, Chicago 1943 (12/05)
Professional
Wrestling: Karl Pojello (12/05)
Dambe: Traditional
Nigerian Boxing: (09/05)
The Way of Artistry
and Grace (pdf 05/05)
Judo Art Held Key to
Jap Strategy: Experts Say Way to Win War Is to Know Jiu Jitsu (04/05)
Samurai Culture is
Congenial
Toward Iranian Mysticism (03/05)
Death in the
Wrestling Ring: The Strange Case of Osborne Taylor (01/05)
Sorakichi Matsuda in the San
Francisco
Chronicle -- 1884: update to Japanese Professional Wrestling Pioneer:
Sorakichi Matsuda (01/05)
Canada Captures Gold at
Taiwan
Tournament (01/05)
2004
African
Roots in the Martial Arts: An Interview with Kilindi Iyi (11/04)
Review:
Cosplay Girls: Japan’s Live Animation Heroines (09/04)
Wrestling
or Pankration? Calling the Action in Hellenic Pottery Painting (09/04)
2003
Uh
Knock 'Em Ef Uh Dead! A Reference to African American Fighting Methods
in Gullah Literature (12/03)
New
book: Martial Arts in the Modern World (12/03)
Death
Stalks the Wrestling Mat: Hewitt (08/03)
Continuing
Hapkido Training in Korea: Bielke (07/03)
For
the Interest and Encouragement of Lady Readers: Sutherland (06/03)
Bruce
Lee, Bruno, and Me: Ginzburg (05/03)
Mrs.
Molloy’s Wee Boys: Embroidery in Cumberland & Westmorland
Wrestling:
Baxter (04/03)
Secret
Traditions of the Ancient Japanese Martial Arts: Chśnen Butori
Ryś
Hiketsu o Tsutaeru (03/03)
Training
the Helpless Flapper to Fight Her Own Battles (02/02)
Sabar
Accompaniment to the Wrestling Matches and Lion Dances of Senegal:
Jensen
(01/01)
Beginning
Hapkido in Korea: Bielke (12/02)
Mental
Combat: How to Fight for the Love of Freedom: Armstrong (11/02)
Higher
Education and the Martial Arts: Svinth (11/02)
Street
Politics: A Sista’s Point Of View: Sharif (10/02)
Zulu
Stick Fighting: A Socio-Historical Overview: Coetzee (09/02)
‘The
Lion of the Punjab’ – Part IV: The Aftermath: Noble (08/02)
‘The
Lion of the Punjab’ – Part III: London, 1910: Noble (07/02)
Physical
Chess: Thoughts on Chess and Martial Arts: Kondek (07/02)
‘The
Lion of the Punjab’ – Part II: Stanislaus Zbyszko: Noble (06/02)
‘The
Lion of the Punjab’ – Gama in England, 1910: Noble (05/02)
Combat
Poseur: How to Spot a Virtual Tough Guy: Elmore (04/02)
Bodily
Awareness in the Wing Chun System: McFarlane (03/02)
Chinese
Boxing Classics in Translation: Problems and Perils (02/02)
Karl
Friday on Training (02/02)
The
Seven Stars, Weapons of a Martial Artist: Sena (0102)
Ranggeln,
the Austrian wrestling Baxter (0102)
Worth Reading,
articles on other sites
Western
Theories about the Origins of Sport in Ancient China
Even older articles
Vol
1
Vol
2
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journal to the publisher, Kim
Taylor
