Elitism, Nationalism, Gender Equality and the Scientific Manufacturing of Winners
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Köp båda 2 för 961 krThis anthology of fifteen original articles examines the future of sports as a cultural phenomenon. It addresses five areas that shape sports now and for the future: elitism, nationalism, gender equality, the rules of the game, and the infusion of science in sports-drugs and genetic manipulation. What binds the articles in this collection is that sport as a cultural phenomenon has moral significance, and its future depends on understanding this. ...provocative, original, and thought-provoking articles, a must read for anyone interested in the ethics of sports.
Claudio Tamburrini is a Senior Researcher at the Department of Philosophy, Stockholm University and the author of several international articles on issues of penal philosophy and sport philosophy. Torbjrn Tnnsj is Professor of Practical Philosophy at Stockholm University and has published extensively on moral philosophy, political philosophy and medical ethics.
Part I. Elitism 1. Is Our Admiration or Sports Heroes Fascistoid? Torbjorn Tannsjo 2. Sports, Fascism and the Market Claudio Tamburrini 3. The Logic of Progress and the Art of Moderation in Competitive Sports Sigmund LolandPart II. Nationalism 4. Sports as the Moral Discourse of Nations William J. Morgan 5. A Justification of Moderate Patriotism in Sport Nicholas Dixon 6. Patriotism in Sports and in War Paul GombergPart III. Gender Equality 7. Against Sexual Discrimination in Sports Torbjrn Tnnsj 8. Gender Verification in Competitive Sport: Turning from Research to Action Berit Skirstad 9. On the Definition of 'Woman' in the Sport Context - with an Appendix on Tnnsj's Radical Proposal Angela J. SchneiderPart IV. The Rules of the Game 10. Against Chance: A Casual Theory of Winning in Sports Gunnar Breivik 11. Justice and Game Advantage in Sporting Games Sigmund Loland 12. Spoiling: An Indirect Reflection of Sport's Moral Imperative Graham McFeePart V. The Scientific Manufacturing of Winners 13. A Philosophical Overview of the Arguments on Banning Doping in Sport Angela J. Schneider and Robert B. Butcher 14. What is Wrong With Doping? Claudio Tamburrini 15. Selected Champions Christian Munthe