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Acknowledgments | |
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Preface | |
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Editor's Introduction: Why Study Philosophy of Sport? | |
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The Nature of Sport | |
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Selections from Homo Ludens | |
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The Nature of Sport: A Definitional Effort | |
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Tricky Triad: Games, Play, and Sport | |
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Triad Trickery: Playing with Sports and Games | |
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A Matter of Life and Death: Some Thoughts on the Language of Sport | |
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Practices and Prudence | |
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Moral Liberalism and the Atrophy of Sport: Autonomy, Desire, and Social Irresponsibility | |
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Is Sport Unique? A Question of Definability | |
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Aesthetics and Sport | |
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The Well-Played Game: Notes Toward an Aesthetics of Sport | |
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The Aesthetic in Sport | |
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Beauty, Sport, and Gender | |
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Differences between Sport and Art | |
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Ethics and Sport | |
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Sportsmanship | |
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Three Approaches toward an Understanding of Sportsmanship | |
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Sportsmanship and Fairness in the Pursuit of Victory | |
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Cheating | |
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Can Cheaters Play the Game? | |
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Fair Play: Historical Anachronism or Topical Ideal? | |
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Winning | |
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Where's the Merit if the Best Man Wins? | |
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The Overemphasis on Winning: A Philosophical Look | |
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On Winning and Athletic Superiority | |
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The Dark Side of Competition | |
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Violence | |
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Into the Endzone for a Touchdown: A Psychoanalytical Consideration of American Football | |
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Violence and Aggression in Contemporary Sport | |
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Sports and Speciesism | |
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Performance-Enhancing Drugs | |
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Paternalism, Drugs, and the Nature of Sports | |
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On Performance-Enhancing Substances and the Unfair Advantage Argument | |
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"Aretism" and Pharmacological Ergogenic Aids in Sport: Taking a Shot at the Use of Steroids | |
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Epistemological Jssues in Sport | |
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On Reaching First Base with a "Science" of Moral Development in Sport: Problems with Scientific Objectivity and Reductivism | |
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An Epistemologist Looks at the Hot Hand in Sports | |
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Sport and Society | |
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Heroism | |
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Is Our Admiration for Sports Heroes Fascistoid? | |
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Sports, Fascism, and the Market | |
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Television Sport and the Sacrificial Hero | |
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Gender | |
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Women and Masculine Sports | |
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Title IX and Gender Equity | |
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The Men's Cultural Centre: Sports and the Dynamic of Women's Oppression/Men's Repression | |
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Title IX: Equality for Women's Sports? | |
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Race | |
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White Men Can't Run | |
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Racial Differences in Sports: What's Ethics Got to Do with It? | |
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Pedagogy | |
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Education for Peace in Sports Education | |
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Virtue Lost: Courage in Sport | |
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Aggression, Gender, and Sport: Reflections on Sport as a Means of Moral Education | |
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Sport in Society | |
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Sport in the Larger Scheme of Things | |
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Democracy, Education, and Sport | |
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Sports and the Making of National Identities: A Moral View | |
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Glossary of Key Terms | |
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Suggestions for Further Reading | |