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008  010614s2002    njua     b    000 0 eng  
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050  00  $aGV706$b.P483 2002
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245  00  $aPhilosophy of sport :$bcritical readings, crucial
         issues /$cedited by M. Andrew Holowchak.
260      $aUpper Saddle River, N.J. :$bPrentice
         Hall,$cc2002.
300      $avii, 517 p. :$bill. ;$c24 cm.
504      $aIncludes bibliographical references.
505  00  $tSelections from Homo Ludens /$rJohan Huizinga
         --$tNature of sport : a definitional effort /$rJohn W. Loy,
         Jr. --$tTricky triad : games, play, and sport /$rBernard
         Suits --$tTriad trickery : playing with sports and games
         /$rKlaus V. Meier --$tMatter of life and death : some
         thoughts on the language of sport /$rJeffrey O. Segrave
         --$tPractices and prudence /$rW. Miller Brown --$tMoral
         liberalism and the atrophy of sport : autonomy, desire, and
         social irresponsibility /$rM. Andrew Holowchak --$tIs sport
         unique? : a question of definability /$rS.K. Wertz
         --$tWell-played game : notes toward an aesthetics of sport
         /$rE.F. Kaelin --$tAesthetic in sport /$rDavid Best
         --$tBeauty, sport, and gender /$rJ.M. Boxill --$tDifferences
         between sport and art /$rChristopher Cordner --$tThree
         approaches toward an understanding of sportsmanship /$rPeter
         J. Arnold --$tSportsmanship and fairness in the pursuit of
         victory /$rRobert Simon --$tCan cheaters play the game?
         /$rCraig K. Lehman --$tFair play : historical anachronism or
         topical ideal? /$rSigmund Loland --$tWhere's the merit if
         the best man wins? /$rDavid Carr --$tOveremphasis on winning
         : a philosophical look /$rJoan Hundley --$tOn winning and
         athletic superiority /$rNicholas Dixon --$tDark side of
         competition /$rD. Stanley Eitzen --$tInto the endzone for a
         touchdown : a psychoanalytical consideration of American
         football /$rAlan Dundes --$tViolence and aggression in
         contemporary sport /$rJim Parry --$tSports and speciesism
         /$rMaurice L. Wade --$tPaternalism, drugs, and the nature of
         sports /$rW.M. Brown --$tOn performance-enhancing substances
         and the unfair advantage argument /$rRoger Gardner
         --$t"Aretism" and pharmacological ergogenic aids in sport :
         taking a shot at the use of steroids /$rM. Andrew Holowchak.
505  00  $tOn reaching first base with a "science" of moral
         development in sport : problems with scientific objectivity
         and reductivism /$rRussell W. Gough --$tEpistemologist looks
         at the hot hand in sports /$rSteven D. Hales --$tIs our
         admiration for sports heroes fascistoid? /$rTorbjčorn
         Tčannsjčo --$tSports, fascism, and the market /$rClaudio M.
         Tamburrini --$tTelevision sport and the sacrificial hero
         /$rJohn Izod --$tWomen and masculine sports /$rB.C. Postow
         --$tTitle IX and gender equity /$rJan Boxill --$tMen's
         cultural centre : sports and the dynamic of women's
         oppression/men's repression /$rBruce Kidd --$tTitle IX :
         equality for women's sports? /$rLeslie P. Francis --$tWhite
         men can't run /$rAmby Burfoot --$tRacial differences in
         sports : what's ethics got to do with it? /$rAlbert Mosley
         --$tEducation for peace in sports education /$rFrans de
         Wachter --$tVirtue lost : courage in sport /$rJohn Corlett
         --$tAggression, gender, and sport : reflections on sport as
         a means of moral education /$rM. Andrew Holowchak.
505  00  $tSport in the larger scheme of things /$rWilliam
         J. Morgan --$tDemocracy, education, and sport /$rPeter J.
         Arnold --$tSports and the making of national identities : a
         moral view /$rWilliam J. Morgan.
650   0  $aSports$xPhilosophy.
700  1   $aHolowchak, Mark,$d1958-