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Acknowledgements | |
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Introduction to sports ethics | |
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The roots of sports ethics: games, play, sports | |
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Introduction | |
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Construction of a definition | |
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Nature and significance of play as a cultural phenomenon | |
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The game game | |
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Introduction to the appendices | |
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Games and the good-I | |
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Games and the good-II | |
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Sport: an historical phenomenology | |
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Fair contests: rules, spoiling and cheating | |
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Introduction | |
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From test to contest: an analysis of two kinds of counterpoint in sport | |
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The ends of the sports contest | |
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Fairness in sport: an ideal and its consequences | |
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It's not cricket: underarm bowling, legality and the meaning of life | |
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The �hand of God�? | |
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Spoiling: an indirect reflection of sport's moral imperative? | |
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Doping, genetic modification and the ethics of enhancement | |
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Introduction | |
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The athletes' viewpoint | |
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Why not dope? It's still all about the health | |
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Doping under medical control: conceptually possible but impossible in the world of professional sports? | |
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Ethical aspects of controlling genetic doping | |
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Bionic athletes | |
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Whose Prometheus? Transhumanism, biotechnology and the moral topography of sports medicine | |
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Cultures of equality and difference: dis/ability, gender and race | |
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Introduction | |
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Disability or extraordinary talent: Francesco Lentini (three legs) versus Oscar Pistorius (no legs) | |
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Tackling Murderball: masculinity, disability and the big screen | |
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Against sexual discrimination in sports | |
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On the definition of 'woman' in the sport context | |
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I'd rather wear a turban than a rose: a case study of the ethics of chanting | |
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Racism, racist acts and courageous role models | |
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Ethical development in and through sports: rules, virtues and vices | |
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Introduction | |
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What moral educational significance has physical education? A question in need of disambiguation | |
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Sport, ethos and education | |
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Schadenfreude in sports: envy, justice and self-esteem | |
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Athletic virtue: between East and West | |
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The project of a moral laboratory; and particularism | |
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Commercialism, corruption and exploitation in sports | |
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Introduction | |
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The degradation of sport | |
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The moral case against contemporary American sports | |
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Moral philosophy out on the track: what might be done? | |
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Sport and the systematic infliction of pain: a case study of state-sponsored mandatory doping in East Germany | |
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Sharp practice: intensive training and child abuse | |
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Ethics and adventurous activity | |
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Introduction | |
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The value of dangerous sport | |
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Adventure, climbing excellence and the practice of 'bolting' | |
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Kant goes skydiving: understanding the extreme by way of the sublime | |
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Can BASEjumping be morally defended? | |
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Sacred places | |
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Index | |