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The Leisure Meaning of Vipassana Activities – Tai-Chi Chuan as an Example
No full text[[abstract]]To relieve the heavy pressure of the modern lifestyle, those Vipassana leisure activities, for instance, yoga, meditation, tai-chi, etc., have the function of contemplation of personal physical and mental state, and people pay more attention progressively on them.This study takes tai chi chuan as an example, and the purpose of it is to understand the social participation attitudes, to explore the content of tai-chi chuan and its development in society, to discover the implication of the tai-chi chuan’s true meaning and value, and to further promote leisure awareness and depth of Vipassana participants.This study used in- depth interviewing and narrative analysis methods of qualitative research, for the eight tai chi participants’ experiences.The study found that each tai chi participant had their own emotional mindset, family lives, and social connection. The participant should experience exuberance sensations, especially through the transitions of different tai-chi forms and breathing, which is like the meditation of Vipassana. Also, the process of community tai-chi involves many different aspects of social connection: organization, mutual cooperation…etc. From this study, the research discovered two main points regarding the mind and body: liberation and enjoyment. Liberation refers to how the body is relaxed by tai-chi in many different ways and levels, how the activity of tai-chi chuan allows the participant to free their minds of worries and stress and spiritually help the participant reach a stage of enlightenment. Enjoyment refers to how tai-chi allows the body to experience high levels of physical sensuousness, the purification of their mind, and to enjoy spiritual peacefulness.However, the study also found that because every participant obtains different social status when they involve leisure activities, they vary with extents of involvement, from "tai-chi chuan as an exercise", "tai-chi chaun as living" to " tai-chi chuan as practicing". Therefore they gain diverse realizations of leisure meaning.Keywords: Tai-Chi Chuan, Vipassana, Leisur
川劇留音別宫出征 = Chuan ju liu yin bie gong chu zheng
No full textOn double leaves, oriental styleCover titleAt head of title: 川劇留音 = Chuan ju liu yinHarry Simon Collection[成都] : 文集書林, [19--?
Correspondencia entre Lin Shu y Cai Yuanpei relativa al movimiento de la nueva cultura (marzo-abril, 1919)
No full textLin Shu 林紓 (8 de noviembre de 1852-9 de octubre de 1924),² nombre de cortesía Qinnan 琴南, literato y traductor nacido en Nantai 南台, en la antigua prefectura Min 閩 (actual Fuzhou 福州, Fujian), en el seno de una familia de comerciantes con escasos recursos económicos. Ya desde los cuatro años comenzó su formación en los clásicos confucianos, que fue fundamentalmente autodidacta y dependió en gran medida de los pocos textos que conservaba su tío, así como de libros usados que el joven Lin Shu compraba con el dinero que su madre le daba para comer. Comenzó con veinte años su carrera docente en una escuela local, preparándose mientras tanto para los exámenes imperiales. No fue sino hasta los 40 años de edad que Lin Shu entró en contacto con la literatura de las dinastías Tang y Song, influencia decisiva en su posterior tarea de traductor. Con el fallecimiento de su primera esposa, en 1897, Lin Shu, aconsejado por varios amigos, inició la traducción de La Dama de las Camelias de Alejandro Dumas. La novela apareció publicada en la primavera de 1899 y constituyó una revolución literaria en todo el país. A partir de entonces, Lin Shu se convirtió en el traductor por excelencia, y llegó a publicar, se estima, 213 traducciones de obras occidentales.³ Esta cuantiosa producción literaria era fruto del esfuerzo mutuo de un grupo de amigos versados en lenguas extranjeras que traducían oralmente a la lengua vernácula o baihua 白話 estas novelas, para ser inmediatamente reescritas en lengua culta o wenyan 文言 por Lin Shu
sj-docx-1-ndy-10.1177_27546330241245290 - Supplemental material for Computer programming a chatbot to improve social-communication skills in autistic children: A feasibility study
No full textSupplemental material, sj-docx-1-ndy-10.1177_27546330241245290 for Computer programming a chatbot to improve social-communication skills in autistic children: A feasibility study by Sarah Halabieh, Meng-Chuan Lai, Hsiang-Yuan Lin and L. H. Shu in Neurodiversity</p
The Technical Report of Track and Field: An Example of Shu –Chuan Chen’s
No full text[[abstract]]Sport science research is more and more sophisticated in modern era, and it is also the indispensibl element of sport competition developing. This technical report was to explore the training and competition program though the example of Shu-Chuan Chen’s 200meter sprint in East Asian games in 2009 East Asian Games in order to provide a reference for coaches and athletes in the future. There were four chapters in this technical report,- and the contents in each chapter were summarized as follows:
In Chapter one, the basic information was .about the subject used in this report was described in details. Shu-Chuan Chen, the author as the subject, was born at Pingtung County Taiwan. She started in track and field training in junior high school. When she was16 years old, she left for Taipei to engage in an intensive200-meter-sprint training. She encountered a severe injury as she was 22 but return to the track event training soon. The sport science theories about the training techniques used in this report were explord in Chapter two. Firstly, the energy system of the 200 meter sprint consists of 98% ATP-PC and 2% Lactic Acid system. For this reason, our training project focused on prompting the ATP-PC system. Secondly, the200-meter-sprint is one kind of closed-chain event in the psychological aspect-.Thus, mental imagery practice and self implication were applied as Part of psychological training. Thirdly, the subject used 300 meter and 400 meter sprint as the physical fitness training to improve the capacity of muscle endurance .Weight training and flexibility exercises were also scheduled as regular workouts to enhance the running skill. Finally, Rise to run in curved way-the gulf start in the curve, Curve runs, Curve-to-straight, Finish-line training skill training for 200 meter sprint. The content in Chapter three demonstrated the training and competition programs for this subject participating in 2009 East Asian Games. The training program was designed as a curve, which was constructed after S.W.O.T. analyses to training specificity and intrinsic and extrinsic elements of the training environment. The competition, program contained individual equipment, competiton process, and the rear service and supports. All of the results and recommendations about such training and competition were presented in Chapter four. Although 2009 East Asian Games was the main course for this subject’s project, the outcome did not meet the subject’s goal due to some factors which were discussed deeply in this chapter. This also as a valuable lesson for subject.
Shu lin qing hua
No full textBlock print.Bound with the author's Shu lin yü hua [Shanghai 1928]Mode of access: Internet
Rong ma shu sheng.
No full text林紓, 陳家麟譯.原書名: The lances of Lynwood.Lin Shu, Chen Jialin yi.Yuan shu ming: The lances of Lynwood
Gu wen jing dian /
No full textBen shu shou li dai gu wen 200 yu pian, you " shang shu. tang shi ", " meng zi. qi huan jin wen zhi shi ", tao yuan ming de " tao hua yuan ji ", fan zhong yan de " yue yang lou ji " he zhang bing lin de " xu xi lin chuan " deng.Ben shu shou li dai gu wen 200 yu pian, you " shang shu. tang shi ", " meng zi. qi huan jin wen zhi shi ", tao yuan ming de " tao hua yuan ji ", fan zhong yan de " yue yang lou ji " he zhang bing lin de " xu xi lin chuan " deng
Thermomechanical models for the dynamics and melting processes in the Mariana subduction system
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