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Philosophy Of Sport:     more books (100)

A History and Philosophy of Sport and Physical Education: From Ancient Civilizations to the Modern World by Robert Mechikoff, 2009-01-21 Practical Philosophy of Sport and Physical Activity - 2nd Edition by R. Scott Kretchmar, 2005-01-05 Philosophy of Sport: Critical Readings, Crucial Issues by M. Andrew Holowchak, 2002-10-29 Running and Philosophy: A Marathon for the Mind (Philosophy for Everyone) Sports and Athletics: Philosophy in Action (Littlefield, Adams quality paperback) by Joseph C. Mihalich, 1983-01-27 Philosophy of Sport (Paragon Issues on Philosophy Series) by Drew Hyland, 1998-04-15 Coaching the Mental Game: Leadership Philosophies and Strategies for Peak Performance in Sports and Everyday Life by H.A. Dorfman, 2005-10-25 Football and Philosophy: Going Deep (The Philosophy of Popular Culture) The Red Sox and Philosophy (Popular Culture and Philosophy) Soccer and Philosophy: Beautiful Thoughts on the Beautiful Game (Popular Culture and Philosophy) Cycling - Philosophy for Everyone: A Philosophical Tour de Force Sport Ethics: Concepts and Cases in Sport and Recreation by David Cruise Malloy, Saul Ross, et all 2003-01-06 The Philosophy of Aikido by John Stevens, 2001-02 Understanding Sports Coaching: The Social, Cultural and Pedagogical Foundations of Coaching Practice by Tania G. Cassidy, Robyn L. Jones, et all 2008-09-29

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1. 20th WCP: Philosophy Of Sport
   Archive of contributed papers in the philosophy of sport. Philosophyof Sport. philosophy of sport. Author's Name, Affiliation, Paper Title.  
   http://www.bu.edu/wcp/MainSpor.htm
   
   Extractions: Philosophy of Sport The papers indexed below were given at the Twentieth World Congress of Philosophy, in Boston, Massachusetts from August 10-15, 1998. Additional papers may be added to this section as electronic versions are aquired and formatted for the archive. These papers will be listed for a period of time at the What's New? page. Regarding browser support: The papers published in The Paideia Archive webmaster and provide details of the difficulty. In addition to browsing the numerous subject indexes, you may also enter a name or subject keyword in the space below and hit the search button. Philosophy of Sport Author's Name Affiliation Paper Title Leo-Paul Bordeleau Gunnar Breivik Norwegian State University for Sport and Physical Education Limits to Growth in Elite Sport - Some Ethical Considerations Sigmund Loland Norweigan University for Sports and Physical Education The Record Dilemma Heather L. Reid Morningside College Sport, Education, and the Meaning of Victory David T. Schwartz Randolph-Macon Woman's College John Stuart Mill and the Ends of Sport Book Search:

2. Philosophy Of Sport At Erratic Impact's Philosophy Research Base
   Buy the BestSelling Book History and philosophy of sport and Physical Education with PowerWeb Health and Human Performance Section 1 Ancient Civilizations 1 History and Philosophy in Sport and Physical Education 2 Sumer, Egypt, and China 3  
   http://www.erraticimpact.com/~topics/html/philosophy_of_sport.htm
   
   Extractions: Beyond the scores: Ken Burger's first book is about real life! In between all the games and stuff, every now and then Ken has written an article about the experiences he had with sports when he was a kid. A great deal of it concerns the struggles we all go through and where sports fits into our lives as young people... From the Author: The focus for this book emerged as I pored over a decade's worth of sports columns-more than 200 a year-and discovered that the ones I liked most reflected personal thoughts and feelings. A lot of it has to do with my youth and my kids- the personal stuff I've written about over the years. It's about real life. Some of the columns are about my own kids. Some deal with alcoholism and other things I've personally gone through. I've had people tell me that the only reason they pick up the sports page is to read a column that will draw them into something beyond the scores. I look at writing as a journey through all this stuff.

3. WCP Paper Section: Philosophy Of Sport
   philosophy of sport. Below please find the schedule for contributedpapers in this section. If you have accessed the Congress Web  
   http://www.bu.edu/wcp/section/PhilSpor.html
   
   Extractions: Philosophy of Sport find function under the heading edit . Otherwise, you must browse through the page below in order to locate your name and paper title. Tuesday, August 11, 12-13:50 Name Title of Paper Leo-Paul Bordeleau Paideia et Sport Gunnar Breivik Limits to Growth in Elite Sport: Ethical Considerations Sigmund Loland The Record Dilemma Robert Mahoney Reason in the Martial Arts: The Ground of a Martial Science Heather Reid Sport, Education, and the Meaning of Victory David T. Schwartz John Stuart Mill and the Ends of Sport Site Index Home Paideia logo design by Janet L. Olson

4. Human Kinetics - Journals
   Journal of the philosophy of sport. The Journal of the philosophy of sport (JPS) is the most respected medium for  
   http://www.humankinetics.com/products/journals/journal.cfm?id=JPS

5. Philosophy Of Sport
   The philosophy of sport is concerned with the conceptual analysis and interrogationof key ideas and issues of sports and related practices.  
   http://www.hlst.ltsn.ac.uk/resources/philosophy.html
   
   Extractions: The philosophy of sport is concerned with the conceptual analysis and interrogation of key ideas and issues of sports and related practices. At its most general level, it is concerned with articulating the nature and purposes of sport. The philosophy of sport not only gathers insights from the various fields of philosophy as they open up our appreciation of sports practices and institutions, but also generates substantive and comprehensive views of sport itself. The philosophy of sport is never fixed: its methods demand an inherently self-critical conception of intellectual activity; one that challenges its own preconceptions and guiding principles continuously both as to the nature and purposes of philosophy and of sports. Being a form of philosophical discourse, the philosophy of sport embodies the formal and contextual character of the parent discipline: philosophy. Unlike the biomedical sciences of sport, philosophers (just like social scientists and humanities scholars) generate research that is overtly reflective of its non-theory neutrality. Intellectual progress can be made in philosophy and the philosophy of sport without presupposing an idea of linear development - or at least largely shared view of cumulative, commensurable, knowledge - that is assumed within the natural or biomedical sciences of sport.

6. Subject Specialists
   Subject Specialists. philosophy of sport Dr Mike McNamee About DrMike McNamee. The British philosophy of sport Association (BPSA).  
   http://www.hlst.ltsn.ac.uk/projects/specialists/mcnamee.html
   
   Extractions: Dr Mike McNamee About Dr Mike McNamee Mike is Reader in Applied Philosophy at the University of Gloucestershire. He is the immediate past President of the International Association for the Philosophy of Sport, has published widely on the subject and has developed curricula in the area for a number of UK higher education institutions. Aim To share good practice in teaching of the philosophy of sport in part by establishing a national organisation, through which a network can be developed to continue debates and encourage professionalism in the area. Context The Philosophy of Sport is an area which has developed particularly over the last five years or so and has become increasingly popular, not only at modular/unit level, but also at course level. Many lecturers teaching this area are not trained philosophers and there is therefore a need to develop a forum for the sharing of professional and curriculum design issues. Subject Specialist Activities Within his Subject Specialist role, Mike intends to bring together academic staff who teach the philosophy of sport, encouraging the sharing of good practice and raising the professional status of the sub-discipline. In particular, he will be:

7. Call For Papers -- 5/1/03 -- Deadline Index At Erratic Impact
   philosophy of sport. Deadline 5/1/03. 31st Annual Meeting of theInternational Association for the philosophy of sport 18th 21st  
   http://www.erraticimpact.com/cfp/cfp_details.asp?cfpid=36

8. PHILOSOPHY OF SPORT
   philosophy of sport. Paul Davis. Areas of interest Feminism and Gender issues inSport. Journal of the philosophy of sport, XXXXI, 48-63. Davis, P. (1999).  
   http://www.uwic.ac.uk/sspr/r&e/POS.html

9. International Association For The Philosophy Of Sport (IAPS)
   Copyright 2002. International Association for the philosophy of sport(IAPS). Questions, comments and suggestions to the webmaster  
   http://www.geocities.com/andy_miah/iaps/home.html

10. International Association For The Philosophy Of Sport (IAPS)
    Teaching Sport Philosophy Dennis Hemphill looks at writing skills for phenomenologicalresearch. International Association for the philosophy of sport (IAPS).  
    http://www.geocities.com/andy_miah/iaps/newsletter.html
    
    Extractions: Executive ... Contact Newsletter Click here to access the current IAPS Newsletter website Inquiries, questions, and suggestions should be directed to the current Editor (2000-2001): Sharon K. Stoll, University of Idaho. The IAPS Newsletter is freely available over the Internet. Articles from previous editions include teaching guides, book reviews, conference details, calls for papers, short articles, and research news. Past contents include the following. Previous articles include: Spring 2002 IAPS 2002 at Penn State University Fall 2001 Robert Paddick, an obituary by Simon Eassom Summer 2001 Constitutional Changes Spring 2001 IAPS Founding Fathers, a letter by Earle Zeigler Fall 2000 ICSSPE Collaboration and Associate Status March 1999 Everything You Wanted to Know But Were Too Afraid to Ask...John Stuart Mil, by

11. IPhilosophy 151 - Philosophy Of Sport - Spring 2003
    Philosophy 151 philosophy of sport TJ Berry. Syllabus. This courseexamines philosophical issues that arise in sport. The course  
    http://www.arts.cornell.edu/phil/classes/spring2003/sp03151.html
    
    Extractions: Syllabus This course examines philosophical issues that arise in sport. The course will be divided into three parts. In the first part, we will consider the nature of sport and how we can demarcate sport from other human pursuits. Do high altitude mountaineering, Olympic figure skating, and track and field share some feature(s) that an activity like chess lacks? The second part will concern ethical issues that arise in sport. Is winning everything in sport? Ought one to seek competitive advantage by violating the rules? Ought one to accept competitive advantage resulting from errors by judging officials? In the third part, we will consider issues concerning the integration of sport into society. Ought there to be gender equity in sport, and if so, how ought we to judge that such equity has been achieved? What does the academic mission of institutions of higher education imply about the proper role of athletics within those institutions?

12. Philosophy 151 Philosophy Of Sport
    Philosophy 151 philosophy of sport, Prof. TJ Berry. TEXTS. M. Andrew Holowchak,ed., philosophy of sport. Abbreviated as PS on schedule; page numbers listed.  
    http://www.arts.cornell.edu/phil/classes/spring2003/sp03151syl.html
    
    Extractions: Philosophy 151 Philosophy of Sport Prof. T. J. Berry Time: MWF 10:10-11:00 GS 235 (5-9328) Place: RR 125 tjb19@cornell.edu This course examines philosophical issues that arise in sport. First, we’ll examine the nature of sport and how we can demarcate sport from other human pursuits. Second, we’ll consider ethical issues that arise within sport, including violence and cheating. Third, we’ll investigate issues concerning the integration of sport into society, such as gender equity and exploitation of college athletes. No prior training in philosophy is presupposed. TEXTS M. Andrew Holowchak, ed., Philosophy of Sport . [Abbreviated as PS on schedule; page numbers listed] James L. Shulman and William G. Bowen, The Game of Life . [Assigned pages listed] Course packet for PHIL 151. [Abbreviated as CP] Readings on electronic reserve in Uris Library. [Abbreviated as ER] LECTURE SCHEDULE Articles should be read for the week they are assigned, though they will sometimes be slightly out of step with the lectures. Not all of the articles will receive equal attention in the lectures, but it is important that you read even the less emphasized ones. It is possible that some other readings, not listed here, may be added. Modifications to the schedule will be announced in class. A.

13. Practical Philosophy Of Sport (book)
    Practical philosophy of sport (book). Since 1995 The World's Largest Practicalphilosophy of sport (book). Item Number HK0-87322  
    http://www.onlinesports.com/pages/I,HK-BKRE0619.html
    
    Extractions: Department - Health and Fitness Revolutionary—yes, revolutionary—is Practical Philosophy of Sport. It is readable and understandable, and, like no other text before, it will help your students develop a professional philosophy. The text skillfully guides students through a fascinating intellectual journey to help shape their professional values and ethics in physical education, sport, and exercise science. Practical Philosophy of Sport will change student perceptions of the relevance of sport philosophy. Rather than seeing courses and texts as pedantic and inapplicable, students and instructors alike will discover just how practical a well-developed professional philosophy can be. With this text, you will demystify philosophy and help your students become better professionals. With this text, you will help students move beyond just reading about or passively listening to philosophy to actively "doing" it. Practical Philosophy of Sport will help readers

14. 028:274 Philosophy Of Sport
    028274 philosophy of sport. credits 3 sh. The meaning of sport as humanexperience; ethical, aesthetic dimensions. Back to Course Index Page.  
    http://www.uiowa.edu/~hss/courses/28274.htm

15. Qango : Arts: Humanities: Philosophy: Philosophy Of Sport
    Qango Directory philosophy of sport all of Qango only this category Options Help.Home Arts Humanities Philosophy philosophy of sport, Suggest a Site.  
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16. Qango : Arts: Humanities: Philosophy: Philosophy Of Sport: Conferences
    Home Arts Humanities Philosophy philosophy of sport Conferences,Suggest a Site. Arts, etc. If you would like to suggest  
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17. Philosophy Of Sport - Allyn & Bacon / Longman Catalog
    philosophy of sport. Featured Titles.  
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18. International Association For The Philosophy Of Sport (IAPS)
    Contact. Journal of the philosophy of sport. Published Copyright 2002. InternationalAssociation for the philosophy of sport (IAPS). Questions  
    http://www.iaps.paisley.ac.uk/journal.html
    
    Extractions: Executive ... Contact Journal of the Philosophy of Sport Published annually for the International Association for the Philosophy of Sport, since 1974, the journal is internationally refereed and is committed to disseminating ideas about the philosophy of sport at the highest level. Editorial Board Submission Details Subscription Index Listing Past Contents 2003 issue 1 2002 issue 2 2002 issue 1 2001 issue 2 2001 issue 1 ... Email Group

19. International Association For The Philosophy Of Sport (IAPS)
    Dec, 01, Bernard Suits' classic philosophy of sport text from 1967, What isa Game found online. (2001) Critical Readings in the philosophy of sport,.  
    http://www.iaps.paisley.ac.uk/archive.html

20. The Philosophy Of Sport
    The philosophy of sport. Sport, is it just a pasttime or is it away of life? Does it really embody everything that we believe in  
    http://curtisvc.tripod.com/sportism.htm
    
    Extractions: Get Four DVDs for $.49 each. Join now. Tell me when this page is updated The philosophy of sport Sport, is it just a past-time or is it a way of life? Does it really embody everything that we believe in, like honesty, mateship and reward for effort, or is it just a legitimate way for bullies to exert their will over smaller, less aggressive players. You won't find the answers to any of those questions here, but then you never really expected them either (once again my psychic ability shines through). What you will find is a collection of wonderful quotes that just confirms what we've all known all along. You don't need to be smart to be good at sport, and you certainly don't require brains to be a commentator. Murray Mexted Baseball player Mickey Rivers, on his relationship with George Steinbrenner and Billy Martin :"Me and George and Billy are two of a kind." Murray Mexted "Spencer's running across field calling out, 'come inside me, come inside me.'" Murray Mexted "I can tell you it's a magnificent sensation when the gap opens up like that and you just burst right through."

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