Philosophic Inquiry in Sport

, by Morgan, William J.; Meier, Klaus V.

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ISBN: 9780873227162 | 0873227166
Cover: Hardcover
Copyright: 8/1/1995

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Preface

vii

SECTION ONE Ontological Frameworks

(138)

Part I The Nature of Play, Sport, and Games

(64)

Part I Reader's Guide

(2)

1 The Nature of Play

(3)

Johan Huizinga

2 The Elements of Sport

(8)

Bernard Suits

3 Tricky Triad: Games, Play, and Sport

(7)

Bernard Suits

4 Triad Trickery: Playing With Sport and Games

(13)

Klaus V. Meier

5 From Test to Contest: An Analysis of Two Kinds of Counterpoint in Sport

(6)

R. Scott Kretchmar

6 The Ethos of Games

(8)

Fred D'Agostino

7 The Logical Incompatibility Thesis and Rules: A Reconsideration of Formalism as an Account of Games

(15)

William J. Morgan

Part I Summary

(2)

Part II Embodiment and Sport

(32)

Part II Reader's Guide

(1)

8 The Separation of Body and Soul

(2)

Plato

9 The Real Distinction Between the Mind and Body of Man

(3)

Rene Descartes

10 Woman as Body: Ancient and Contemporary Views

(12)

Elizabeth V. Spelman

11 The Body

(2)

Jean-Paul Sartre

12 If I Am My Body

(2)

Gabriel Marcel

13 Embodiment, Sport, and Meaning

(8)

Klaus V. Meier

Part II Summary

(2)

Part III Play, Sport, and Metaphysics

(40)

Part III Reader's Guide

(1)

14 The Ontology of Play

100

(10)

Eugen Fink

15 Play and Sport

110

(4)

Jean-Paul Sartre

16 Play and Possibility

114

(6)

Joseph L. Esposito

17 An Affair of Flutes: An Appreciation of Play

120

(17)

Klaus V. Meier

Part III Summary

137

(2)

SECTION TWO Axiological Frameworks

139

Parts IV-VII Sport and Ethics

141

(2)

Parts IV-VII Reader's Guide

141

(2)

Part IV Fair Play, Sportsmanship, and Cheating

143

(58)

18 Sportsmanship as a Moral Category

144

(8)

James W. Keating

19 Sportsmanship

152

(9)

Randolph M. Feezell

20 Three Approaches Toward an Understanding of Sportsmanship

161

(7)

Peter J. Arnold

21 On Sportsmanship and "Running Up the Score"

168

(9)

Nicholas Dixon

22 Opponents, Contestants, and Competitors: The Dialectic of Sport

177

(6)

Drew A. Hyland

23 Deception, Sportsmanship, and Ethics

183

(2)

Kathleen M. Pearson

24 Why the Good Foul Is Not Good

185

(3)

Warren Fraleigh

25 Some Reflections on Success and Failure in Competitive Athletics

188

(5)

Edwin J. Delattre

26 Cheating and Fair Play in Sport

193

(6)

Oliver Leaman

Part IV Summary

199

(2)

Part V Drugs and Sport

201

(60)

27 Sport and the Technological Image of Man

202

(7)

John M. Hoberman

28 Good Competition and Drug-Enhanced Performance

209

(6)

Robert L. Simon

29 Paternalism, Drugs, and the Nature of Sports

215

(7)

W.M. Brown

30 On Performance-Enhancing Substances and the Unfair Advantage Argument

222

(10)

Roger Gardner

31 Sports and Drugs: Are the Current Bans Justified?

232

(7)

Michael Lavin

32 Practices and Prudence

239

(10)

W. Miller Brown

33 Blood Doping and Athletic Competition

249

(4)

Clifton Perry

34 Privacy and the Urinalysis Testing of Athletes

253

(4)

Paul B. Thompson

Part V Summary

257

(4)

Part VI Gender Issues and Sport

261

(72)

35 The Exclusion of Women From Sport: Conceptual and Existential Dimensions

262

(5)

Iris Marion Young

36 The Politics of Women's Body Images and Practices: Foucault, the Panopticon, and Shape Magazine

267

(7)

Margaret Carlisle Duncan

37 Sports and Male Domination: The Female Athlete as Contested Ideological Terrain

274

(10)

Michael A. Messner

38 Sex Equality in Sports

284

(5)

Jane English

39 Women, Sex, and Sports

289

(4)

Raymond A. Belliotti

40 Gender Equity and Inequity in Athletics

293

(12)

Robert L. Simon

41 Title IX: Equality for Women's Sports?

305

(11)

Leslie P. Francis

42 Human Equality in Sports

316

(7)

Peter S. Wenz

43 Women and Masculine Sports

323

(6)

B.C. Postow

Part VI Summary

329

(4)

Part VII The Morality of Hunting and Animal Liberation

333

(42)

44 The Ethics of Hunting

334

(5)

J. Ortega y Gasset

45 Animal Liberation

339

(8)

Peter Singer

46 Why Hunting and Trapping Are Wrong

347

(4)

Tom Regan

47 Existence, Breeding, and Rights: The Use of Animals in Sports

351

(6)

Donald Scherer

48 Environmental Ethics and the Case Against Hunting

357

(16)

Roger J.H. King

Part VII Summary

373

(2)

Part VIII Sport, Aesthetics, and Art

375

Part VIII Reader's Guide

375

(2)

49 The Aesthetic in Sport

377

(13)

David Best

50 Sport--The Body Electric

390

(17)

Joseph H. Kupfer

51 Grace and Functionality

407

(8)

C.D. Cordner

52 Sport, Art, and Particularity: The Best Equivocation

415

(10)

Terence J. Roberts

53 Differences Between Sport and Art

425

(12)

Christopher Cordner

54 The Making and Remaking of Sport Actions

437

(10)

Terence J. Roberts

Part VIII Summary

447

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