Agresivnost, nasilje in borilne veščine

diplomsko delo visokošolskega strokovnega študija Varnost in policijsko delo

Bruno Kozlevčar (Author), Aleš Bučar-Ručman (Mentor), Jerneja Šifrer (Co-mentor)

Abstract

V diplomski nalogi smo raziskovali, ali sta pojma agresivnost in nasilje povezana s polno kontaktnima borilnima veščinama, kot sta boks in tajski boks, kateri v borilnem svetu veljata za trdi borilni veščini. V teoretičnem delu smo najprej predstavili koncept agresivnosti in nasilja ter ju nato povezali z zgoraj omenjenima borilnima veščinama. Agresivnosti in nasilja se ljudje v največji meri naučimo s posnemanjem, zato so se pri ljudeh razvili stereotipi o izvoru agresivnosti in nasilja iz boksa in tajskega boksa. Namen poučevanja boksa in tajskega boksa ni vzbujati agresivnosti in nasilja v ljudeh, ampak krepiti telo ter se naučiti samokontrole udarcev ter nenazadnje nadzorovanja čustev, za kar poskrbijo ustrezno usposobljeni trenerji teh dveh borilnih veščin. V empiričnem delu smo s pomočjo anketnih vprašalnikov razdeljenih med udeležence vadbe boksa in tajskega boksa in intervjujev opravljenih s trenerji in tekmovalci boksa in tajskega boksa, ugotovili, da so ljudje, ki se udeležujejo vadbe borilnih veščin večinoma neagresivne osebe, ki niso naklonjene nasilju v družbi. Intervjuvanci poročajo, da sta boks in tajski boks individualna športa, pri katerih je potrebna zbranost, poslušnost in trda volja, kar pa kot poročajo niso vrline agresivnih in nasilnih oseb. Tako smo zaključili, da sicer obstajajo nekateri agresivni in nasilni posamezniki, ki se udeležujejo vadbe boksa in tajskega boksa, vendar so to bolj izjeme. Prav tako boks in tajski boks ne spodbujata ljudi k agresivnosti in nasilju, ampak poučujeta nadzorovanje uma in telesa.

Keywords

čustva;napadalna čustva;agresivnost;nasilje;mladostniki;boks;borilne veščine;tajski boks;samonadzorovanje;vprašalniki;analize;diplomske naloge;

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Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2015
Typology:	2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization:	UM FVV - Faculty of Criminal Justice
Publisher:	B. Kozlevčar]
UDC:	316.613.434:796.8(043.2)
COBISS:	2995434
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Secondary language:	English
Secondary title:	AGGRESSION, VIOLENCE AND MARTIAL ARTS
Secondary abstract:	In this diploma thesis, we researched whether the concepts of aggression and violence are linked to the full-contact martial arts like boxing and Thai boxing, which are in the world of fighting perceived as heavy martial sports. In the theoretical part, we first introduced the concepts of aggression and violence. Further on, we connected these two notions with the martial arts mentioned above. Aggression and violence are mostly learned by imitation, so consequently people developed stereotypes that aggression and violence originate from boxing and Thai boxing. The purpose of boxing and Thai boxing is not to incite aggression and violence in people, but to strengthen the body and to learn how to self-control your punches and emotions, which is provided by qualified trainers. In the empirical part, we analyzed questionnaires filled in by people, who attend training sessions of boxing and Thai boxing, and we also interviewed trainers and competitors in boxing and Thai boxing. The analysis has shown that people, who attend training of boxing and Thai boxing, are mostly non-aggressive persons, who do not favor violence in society. Interviewees also report that boxing and Thai boxing are individual sports, which require concentration, obedience and hard will, which, as agreed, are not virtues of violent and aggressive persons. We conclude that, although there are some aggressive and violent individuals who participate in the field of boxing and Thai boxing, these are mostly exceptions. Boxing and Thai boxing also do not encourage people to aggression and violence, but on the contrary they contribute to the better control of body and mind.
Secondary keywords:	aggression;violence;martial arts;boxing;Thai boxing;self-control;
URN:	URN:SI:UM:
Type (COBISS):	Bachelor thesis/paper
Thesis comment:	Univ. v Mariboru, Fak. za varnostne vede, Ljubljana
Pages:	61 str.
ID:	8887797