Philosophy of sport : key questions /

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Main Authors: Ryall, Emily (Author)
Published: Bloomsbury Sport,
Publisher Address: London :
Publication Dates: 2016.
Literature type: Book
Language: English
Subjects:
Carrier Form: vii, 264 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
Bibliography: Includes bibliographical references (pages [253]-259) and index.
ISBN: 9781408181393 (paperback) :
1408181398 (paperback)
Index Number: GV706
CLC: G80-05
Call Number: G80-05/R988
Contents: Introduction --
What is the philosophy of sport? --
Interview with Warren Fraleigh --
Defining sport --
What is sport? --
Can cheaters ever win? --
Interview with Jim Parry --
Sport, knowledge and truth --
Are there different types of sporting knowledge? --
How can philosophy underpin research in sport? --
Is the referee always right? --
How much is too much technology in sport? --
Interview with R. Scott Kretchmar --
Interview with Mike McNamee --
Sport, body and mind --
Is the body just another tool in sport? --
Is sporting success `mind over matter'? --
Is it right to separate sport according to sex? --
Does sport discriminate against trans* athletes? --
Is elite disability sport an oxymoron? --
Interview with Pam Sailors --
Interview with Takayuki Hata --
Sport and the good life --
What is the value of sport? --
Is Utopia a world full of games? --
What is the value of dangerous sport? --
Are Olympic values worth aspiring to? --
Interview with Randolph Feezell --
Interview with Heather Reid --
Sport, art and aesthetics --
Is sport art? --
Does beauty matter in sport? --
Is it better to be a purist or partisan when watching sport? --
Interview with Stephen Mumford --
Interview with Graham McFee --
Ethical questions in sport --
What is fair play in sport? --
Is sport a moral educator? --
Is competition morally acceptable? --
Is gamesmanship just another skill in sport? --
What is wrong with doping in sport? --
Do elite athletes deserve hero status? --
Is it wrong to be patriotic in sport? --
Can you respect someone you're trying to beat? --
Can violent sports be ethical? --
Should sport be used as a political tool? --
Does commercialism ruin sport? --
Interview with Sigmund Loland --
Interview with Angela Schneider.