Gesundheit und Bewegung bei den Maya, im christlichen Denken des frühen Mittelalters und im alten China – der Blick auf vormoderne Kulturen

Andreas Luh

doi:10.5771/0172-4029-2019-1-141

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- 1–2 Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis 1–2
- 3–3 Zum Neustart von STADION 3–3
- 4–17 Der „Muskeljude“ und israelische Fußballmythen Moshe Zimmermann Moshe Zimmermann 4–17
- 18–57 Der FC Bayern München im „Dritten Reich“. Ein Beitrag zur Geschichtspolitik des deutschen Rekordmeisters Markwart Herzog Markwart Herzog 18–57
- 58–75 “Tanked up Yobs” and “Self-Pity City”. Deconstructing the Myths of the Hillsborough Disaster Alan McDougall Alan McDougall 58–75
- 76–98 Die UEFA Champions League als politischer Mythos. Einigung Europas oder Entfremdung der Fans? Alexander Brand, Arne Niemann Alexander Brand, Arne Niemann 76–98
- 99–114 The McDonaldization of Fencing. The Tauberbischofsheim Coaching Method as a Turning Point in the History of Fencing Udi Carmi Udi Carmi 99–114
- 115–140 Die deutsche Sportmedizin seit 1945 zwischen Prävention und Leistungssport Michael Krüger Michael Krüger 115–140
- 141–180 Gesundheit und Bewegung bei den Maya, im christlichen Denken des frühen Mittelalters und im alten China – der Blick auf vormoderne Kulturen Andreas Luh Andreas Luh 141–180
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Gesundheit und Bewegung bei den Maya, im christlichen Denken des frühen Mittelalters und im alten China – der Blick auf vormoderne Kulturen

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Andreas Luh

DOI
- doi.org/10.5771/0172-4029-2019-1-141
- ISSN: 0172-4029
- ISSN online: 2942-3430
Abstract

The topic of health and physical activity is an important subject of research and teaching in sport scholarship. The present article focuses on the concepts of health and disease of the Mesoamerican Maya, Christians in the late antiquity and the early medieval period, and traditional Chinese medicine. This cultural-historical approach is based on the social history and particular living conditions which formed the Maya, the Christian and the Chinese people. Key sources include the holy book of the Maya, Popol Vuh, the Lorscher Arzneibuch, and the Chinese Inner Canon of the Yellow Emperor. Although the concepts of health and physical activity differ greatly, they combined the same element: they always include a theory of life as a whole; they are always a contemporary construction based on the particular living conditions, thinking and belief; and they are always a means of stabilizing authority and social order.

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The topic of health and physical activity is an important subject of research and teaching in sport scholarship. The present article focuses on the concepts of health and disease of the Mesoamerican Maya, Christians in the late antiquity and the early medieval period, and traditional Chinese medicine. This cultural-historical approach is based on the social history and particular living conditions which formed the Maya, the Christian and the Chinese people. Key sources include the holy book of the Maya, Popol Vuh, the Lorscher Arzneibuch, and the Chinese Inner Canon of the Yellow Emperor. Although the concepts of health and physical activity differ greatly, they combined the same element: they always include a theory of life as a whole; they are always a contemporary construction based on the particular living conditions, thinking and belief; and they are always a means of stabilizing authority and social order.
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