[Mediaevistik] Zeitschrift: Acta Periodica Duellatorum, 4.2 (2016)

[Matthias Johannes Bauer]

Liebe Kolleginnen und Kollegen,

ich erlaube mir einen Hinweis auf die neueste Ausgabe der Acta Periodica 
Duellatorum, die soeben erschienen sind (open access via De Gruyter 
open; gedruckte Ausgabe im Buchhandel erhältlich).

Alles weitere siehe unten.

Besten Dank für Ihr Interesse.

Herzliche Grüße und ein gutes neues Jahr!

Dr. Matthias Johannes Bauer

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Inhalt der aktuellen Ausgabe:

Volume 4, Issue 2 (Dec 2016)

* Burkart, Eric: Limits of Understanding in the Study of Lost Martial 
Arts, Page 5
* Sørensen, Claus Frederik: A Look Behind the Scenes: Danish Renaissance 
Martial Arts during the Reign of Christian IV, Page 31
* Wetzler, Sixt: “Your Kung Fu is very good, Master Fiore!” Asian and 
European fight books in comparison, Page 47
* Deacon, Jacob Henry: Prologues, Poetry, Prose and Portrayals: The 
Purposes of Fifteenth Century Fight Books According to the Diplomatic 
Evidence, Page 69
* Jaquet, Daniel: The Future of Historical European Martial Arts 
Studies. A discussion, Page 91
* Bauer, Matthias Johannes: Economising Early Prints on Fight Books by
Multiple Using Movable Half Page Woodcuts, Page 99



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Weiterführende Infos zur Zeitschrift:

Aims and Scope: Historical European Martial Arts studies

To foster this emerging field of research, Acta Periodica Duellatorum 
(APD) publishes contributions meeting the highest scientific standards 
from research articles, "state of research" or historiographical 
studies, edition of short texts, to research notes and book reviews.

Historical European Martial Arts (HEMA) studies encompass all forms of 
martial arts in European territories, or spaces of influence, of which 
the tradition has been broken or heavily transformed in the course of 
history. HEMA studies have strong interdisciplinary dimensions, with 
crossovers from disciplines or fields such as History, Anthropology, 
Historical sciences, Art History, History of Science and Technology, 
Archaeology, Sport Sciences, Martial Arts studies, etc.

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assessment. After initial screening by the editor, independent 
assessment is sought from two anonymous referees in a double-blind peer 
review process.
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article is associated with a DoI (Digital Object Identifier) and our 
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Scholars and martial artists: Practice as research

Although APD recognises classical research approaches defined by best 
practices within Academia, it also favours research initiatives stemming 
from the communities of practitioners, as well as the concept of 
"Practice as Research" (PaR). Therefore APD works towards (1) academic 
recognition of the field of research, and (2) bridging the gaps between 
experienced martial artists, independent researchers and professional 
scholars.