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The third talk of the conference "Fight Books in Comparative Perspective", held by Prof. Dr. Matthias Johannes Bauer on the topic "The Fight Book of Hugold Behr. A late 16th century fight book in comparative perspective".

The conference was held at Deutsches Klingenmuseum Solingen, the German Blade Museum, 09./10. NOV 2017. It tried to develop a multi-layered perspective on the worldwide phenomenon of the "fight book", i.e., texts (and images) created for the transmission of martial knowledge.
The conference was organised by Deutsches Klingenmuseum Solingen (www.klingenmuseum.de) in cooperation with Kommission Kampfkunst und Kampfsport/Deutsche Vereinigung für Sportwissenschaft (https://www.sportwissenschaft.de/die-..., and Acta Periodica Duellatorum (www.http://actaperiodicaduellatorum.com/).

The videos of all presentations will be uploaded in the original order of the conference:

17. SEP 2019: Dr. Eric Burkart
"Fighting Complexity.
Fight books as attempts to organise embodied knowledge"
(keynote)

20. SEP 2019: Dr. Daniel Jaquet
"Inscription, Description, Codification.
How to put martial knowledge in words and images."

23. SEP 2019: Prof. Matthias Johannes Bauer
"The Fight Book of Hugold Behr.
A late 16th century fight book in comparative perspective"

26. SEP 2019: Jacob Deacon, Dr. Iason-Eleftherios Tzouriadis
"A Long Distance Relationship.
Staff weapons as a microcosm for the study of 15th and 16th century fight books"

29. SEP 2019: Dr. Bok Kyu Choi
"Learning Martial Arts through Books?
Comprehensive illustrated martial arts manuals from Korea"
(keynote)

02. OCT 2019: Dr. Julian Braun
"Japanese Martial Arts Books.
An overview"

05. OCT 2019: Michael Mattner
"The Illustrated Catalogue of the Shinkage-Ryu Martial Arts"

08. OCT 2019: Henry Yallop
"The “Fight Books” of the British Cavalry"

11. OCT 2019: Dr. Rainer Welle
"From Fixed Image to Cinematic Illusion.
Fight books and internalized images of movement"
(keynote)

14. OCT 2019: Prof. Dr. Dr. Mario Staller
"Beyond Technique.
The limits of books (and online videos) in coach development in the context of self-defence skill development"

17. OCT 2019: Qays Stetkevych
"Wrestling with Medieval Combat.
Buttresses and barriers to the reconstruction of Old Norse grappling"

20. OCT 2019: Cornel-Peter Rodenbusch
"Libellus de Batalla Facienda.
Judicial combat in mid-13th century Catalonia"

23. OCT 2019: Dr. Ben Judkins
"Alfred Lister.
Discovering the “noble art of self-defense” in China"
(keynote)

26. OCT 2019: Prof. Dr. T. J. Desch-Obi
"The Art of Caucaseco.
Respectability and social resistance in a Colombian cartilla"

29. OCT 2019: Dr. Alexander Will
"The Hanging Guard.
William Hope’s invention of self-defence and the spirit of Enlightenment"

01. NOV 2019: Mathijs Roelofsen
"La Noble Science des Ioueurs Despee"