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张仁杰. 神圣与世俗之间:大学体育社团中的社会人格培养——以北京大学山鹰社为例


           Between the Sacred and the Secular: Cultivation of Social Personality in College
           Sports Clubs:

           Taking the Mountaineering Association of Peking University as an Example

           ZHANG Renjie

           Abstract:The  expansion  and  popularization  of  higher  education  aggravates  academic  competition  and  anxiety,
           accordingly  produces  an  impact  on  people's  character  and  temperament.  Individuals  face  the  trend  and  risk  of
           "atomization", therefore how to cultivate students' social personality, making them integrate their own development
           into social traditions, customs and rituals to establish a harmonious relationship with others and the collective, has
           become an important topic of higher education. Based on Durkheim's discourse on moral education, the outdoor
           association Mountaineering Association of Peking University (MAPKU) is taken as an example to analyze the role
           of sports associations in cultivating social personality. It is believed that in the practice of MAPKU, the spirit of
           discipline has shaped the identity of the collective and individual; the attachment to the group has been formed in
           the  common  life  experience.  As  a  natural  education,  rock  climbing  and  mountaineering  make  people  become

           independent with internal firmness. The cultivation of social personality faces conflicts between nature and society,
           reality and ideals. The root cause is the lack of sacredness in secular life, which should be brought it back to human
           secular life through educational activities and collective life.
           Keywords:college and university; sports club; social personality; sacredness; secularity
           Author's address: Graduate School of Education, Peking University, Beijing 100871, China


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           Interpretation with Martial Arts Films: The Body Narration and the Time Value of

           Bruce Lee's Martial Philosophy

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           YIN Yongpei ,LIAN Yafei ,LIU Fugen ,JIANG Chuanyin    3
           Abstract:The literature review and expert interviews are used to interpret the body narration and the value of the
           times from Bruce Lee's martial arts films. The research holds that the core connotation in his martial philosophy
           (that is, Budo philosophy) is to follow the nature and no interference, to balance the dynamic and static, and finally
           achieve the selfless state. Bruce Lee's films use the body as narrative language and medium to achieve his body
           narration  and  cultural  construction  of  "artistic  body",  "martial  body"  and  "philosophical  body",  from  the  three
           levels of "acting with the body", "practicing with the body" and "achieving with the body". Bruce Lee's martial arts
           philosophy, as well as his open and inclusive spiritual realm, is of great time value to the construction of Chinese
           martial arts discourse system and the awakening of the self-conscious confidence of traditional culture. A good
           interpretation  of  the  cultural  connotation  of  Bruce  Lee  phenomenon  can  provide  theoretical  reference  for  well
           telling "Chinese story", transmitting "Chinese voice" and highlighting "Chinese strength".
           Keywords:interpretation with martial arts films; Bruce Lee; Budo philosophy; body narration; value of time
           Authors' addresses:  1. Physical  Education  College,  Jiangxi  Normal  University,  Nanchang  330022,  Jiangxi,
           China; 2. School of Martrial Arts and Dance, Shenyang Sport University, Shenyang 110102, Liaoning, China;
           3. School of Martrial Arts, Shanghai University of Sport, Shanghai 200438, China



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