21. Xrefer - Search Results - Philosophy Of Sport Search results 1 to 3 of 3 for search term philosophy of sport. philosophy.philosophy Most definitions of philosophy are fairly controversial http://www.xrefer.com/results.jsp?shelf=&term=Philosophy of Sport

22. Department Of Kinesiology of Exercise and Sport Science Research Interests philosophy of sport, with emphaseson the ethics of fair play, the mindbody problem, and the nature of play. http://www.hhdev.psu.edu/kines/faculty/hist_philos.html

23. Department Of Kinesiology In the philosophy of sport, students examine the nature and values ofhuman movement utilizing the nonempirical methods of philosophers. http://www.hhdev.psu.edu/kines/grad/hist_phil.html

24. Philosophy Of Sport philosophy of sport. Sport. Philosophy. Fair Play. Euchaos. HSF (MSA). * * * *. http://wwwhome.hupe.hu/~svahu/eng_tart.htm

25. Journal Of The Philosophy Of Sport (JPS) (Human Kinetics Publishers [etc.) Journal of the philosophy of sport (JPS). Post a Comment. EDITORIAL BOARD Nonelisted. PUBLISHER Human Kinetics Publishers etc. (Champaign, Ill. etc). http://www.getcited.org/pub/100045632

getCITED Home Search Add Content Reports ... People Faculties Institutions Edit Publication Edit Contributors Delete Publication Edit References ... Change Bookstack Journal of the Philosophy of Sport (JPS) Post a Comment EDITORIAL BOARD: None listed PUBLISHER: Human Kinetics Publishers [etc. (Champaign, Ill. etc) START/END YEAR: 1974 - Present PUB TYPE: Journal/Periodical/Series ( Peer reviewed, 1 item(s) per year ) ISSN: 0094-8705 SUBJECT(S): Sports; Philosophy; Periodicals DISCIPLINE: No discipline assigned LC NUMBER: HTTP: LANGUAGE: English DISPLAY ABSTRACT: No PUB ID: Last edited on 2001/10/03 22:43:47 GMT-6 DISPLAY CONTENTS: Volume: Issue: Year (YYYY): EDITORIAL STATEMENT: STATISTICS Click on # to view Citations Entries Citations of Entries Comments Quality Interest View(er)s Quality N/A High Low Interest N/A High Low Prev Next ABOUT getCITED CONTACT US USER INFO PREFERENCES PRIVACY LOG IN Comments? Suggestions? Send them to

26. VanderZwaag (1976) Philosophy Of Sport: A Course Outline philosophy of sport a course outline. Post a Comment. CONTRIBUTORS PUB TYPE JournalArticle. SUBJECT(S) teaching; philosophy; sport; bibliography; program. http://www.getcited.org/pub/103337305

getCITED Home Search Add Content Reports ... People Faculties Institutions Edit Publication Edit Contributors Delete Publication Edit References ... Change Bookstack Philosophy of sport: a course outline Post a Comment CONTRIBUTORS: Author VanderZwaag, H. University of Massachusetts at Amherst JOURNAL: Journal of Sport and Social Issues (JSSI) YEAR: PUB TYPE: Journal Article SUBJECT(S): teaching; philosophy; sport; bibliography; program DISCIPLINE: HTTP: LANGUAGE: English PUB ID: Last edited on 2002/02/27 18:43:50 US/Mountain SPONSOR(S): ABSTRACT: None STATISTICS Click on # to view Citations References Comments Quality Interest View(er)s Quality N/A High Low Interest N/A High Low Prev Next ABOUT getCITED CONTACT US USER INFO PREFERENCES PRIVACY LOG IN Comments? Suggestions? Send them to feedback@getCITED.org

27. Calls For Papers: International: CFP: Philosophy Of Sport (UK) CFP philosophy of sport (UK) (4/1/03; IAPS, 9/18/039/21/03). From SHERIDAN,Heather (HSHERIDAN@glos.ac.uk) Date Tue Jan 21 2003 - 141021 EST http://www.english.upenn.edu/CFP/archive/International/0249.html

CFP: Philosophy of Sport (UK) (4/1/03; IAPS, 9/18/03-9/21/03) From: SHERIDAN, Heather ( HSHERIDAN@glos.ac.uk Date: Tue Jan 21 2003 - 14:10:21 EST Next message: Dr. Annette Kern-Staehler: "CFP: Refractions of Canada in European Literature and Culture (Germany) (3/31/03; 7/20/03-7/23/03)" Previous message: Copestake4@aol.com: "CFP: American Studies: Communism, Capitalism, Politics of Culture (grad) (Germany) (2/10/03; 6/26/03-6/29/03)" Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] 31st Annual Meeting of the International Association for the Philosophy of Sport 18th - 21st September 2003 Hosted by the University of Gloucestershire, UK Call for Papers The International Association for the Philosophy of Sport invites the submission of abstracts to be considered for presentation at the 2003 IAPS meeting http://www.iaps.net . It will take place at the University of http://www.glos.ac.uk/lsru/ from Thursday, September 18 to Sunday, September Abstracts are welcome on any area of philosophy of sport, including metaphysics, epistemology, aesthetics and ethics, and from any theoretical

28. Philosophy Of Sport - Philosophy 213 - Trinity College significance of sport, ethical issues in sport, sport and race, mind and bodyin sport, sport and aesthetics, and the connection of sport and philosophy. http://www.trincoll.edu/prog/labproject/phil213/default.htm

Course Description Laboratory Taught by: Dr. Drew A. Hyland, Charles A. Dana Professor of Philosophy An introductory course designed to exhibit the Socratic thesis that the material for philosophical reflection is present in our everyday experiences, even in activities which we may consider nonintellectual. Accordingly, the related themes of sport, athletics, and play are taken up, in order to show that an adequate understudying of them requires, and is indeed inseparable from, philosophic understanding. topics will include the social significance of sport, ethical issues in sport, sport and race, mind and body in sport, sport and aesthetics, and the connection of sport and philosophy. the connection of sport and gender will be a guiding theme throughout.

29. Philosophy Of Sport - Philosophy 213 - Trinity College A wet lab involving issues of drugs and performance, peak experiences,athletic injuries and pain tolerance, and sport and gender. http://www.trincoll.edu/prog/labproject/phil213/lab.html

Course Description Laboratory Taught by: Dr. Linda F. Quenzer, Visiting Assistant Professor of Psychology A wet lab involving issues of drugs and performance, peak experiences, athletic injuries and pain tolerance, and sport and gender.

30. British Philosophy Of Sport Association The 31st Annual Meeting of the International Association for the Philosophy ofSport (IAPS) 18 21st September 2003 Hosted by the Leisure Sport Research http://www.britishphilosophyofsport.paisley.ac.uk/events.html

email@philosophyofsport.org.uk executive constitution teaching resources ... events The inaugural Annual Meeting of the BPSA 18th - 21st September 2003 Hosted by the University of Gloucestershire The 31st Annual Meeting of the International Association for the Philosophy of Sport (IAPS) 18 - 21st September 2003 Hosted by the University of Gloucestershire Website maintained by Dr. Andy Miah University of Paisley

31. British Philosophy Of Sport Association Only the Journal of the philosophy of sport, however, published annually since 1974,and twice annually since 2001, is explicitly and exclusively devoted to http://www.britishphilosophyofsport.paisley.ac.uk/ethsport.html

email@philosophyofsport.org.uk executive constitution teaching resources ... ethics+sport Introduction Ultimately, the distinction cannot survive close logical scrutiny, but it can be useful in detecting what are at least prima facie differences in the aims of certain philosophical and social scientific scholars interested in a range of concepts and practices such as admiration, cheating, deceiving, lying, promising, respecting, virtues and vices and so on. Mainstream Ethical Theories in the Ethics of Sports In most writings in the ethics of sports, three families of theories have been adopted; two modern and one ancient. Modern moral philosophy was dominated by the universalistic ethics of either consequentialism or deontology. Over the last twenty years or so (a relatively recent time slice in philosophical thought) there has been a revival of virtue-theoretical work in mainstream ethics and in the ethics of sports. Some introductory remarks and indications of indicative sources in the literature, must suffice here. In both theoretical traditions, no one person or group must be favoured over another. Everyone is equally deserving of respect (imagine a world in which football fans took this seriously!) just as everyone should be counted in the decisions as to which course of action (not just whether to commit a strategic foul in terms of good consequences for my team, but the opposition and the good of the game!).

32. EpistemeLinks.com: Topics Results Help Support ELC. philosophy of sport. Websites. Site Title, Details. Philosophyof Sport, http://www.epistemelinks.com/Main/Topics.aspx?TopiCode=Spor

33. Practical Philosophy Of Sport (book) Practical philosophy of sport (book) Practical philosophy of sport willchange student perceptions of the relevance of sport philosophy. http://www.abestmall.com/sport/practical-philosophy-of-sport-book-.shtml

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34. RandomWebLinks: Sub-Category Philosophy Of Sport Category Sport SubCategory philosophy of sport Featured Links RANDOM LINKS.No links submitted yet. Submit your own link for this Sub-Category. http://www.randomweblinks.com/16/578.html

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35. NASPE's Academy Action, Winter 2003 Guidelines for teaching sport philosophy at the undergraduate level are almost completeand should be part of the philosophy of sport and Physical Education http://www.aahperd.org/academyaction/academies/philos.html

Chair: Dr. Andy Rudd Western Oregon University rudda@wou.edu To help inform the Philosophy of Sport and Physical Education Academy, I attended the IAPS Business Meeting and learned that IAPS is currently hoping to expand their membership. What is interesting to note here is that the NASPE Philosophy of Sport and Physical Education Academy has more members than IAPS. Given the unfortunate fact that sport philosophy continues to disappear from physical education curriculums, I encourage the Philosophy of Sport and Physical Education Academy members to also join IAPS. We need to strengthen our discipline in order to prevent it from becoming extinct. One possible way to do this is to increase professional membership in sport philosophy related organizations. The more people out there actively involved in sport philosophy, the more pervasive sport philosophy may become. For more information on IAPS you can go to their website Context, Process, and Participation: Critical Methods for Teaching Sport Ethics

36. NASPE's Academy Action, Winter 2003 philosophy of sport and Exercise Academy Chair David Hansen Guidelines for undergraduatephilosophy of sport listserv IAPS conference convention http://www.aahperd.org/academyaction/academies/

Biomechanics Academy Chair: Kathy Knutzen Standards for teaching undergraduate biomechanics in final draft...business meeting...Glassow Award Curriculum and Instruction Academy Chair: Mary Lou Veal Exercise Physiology Academy Chair: Darlene Sedlock What undergraduate students should be learning in exercise physiology classes...re-visit mission statement Motor Development Academy Chair: Sue McPherson Standards for teaching undergraduate motor development in final stage...pre-conference workshop...business meeting...Lolas E. Halverson Award History of Sport and Physical Education Academy Chair: Jerry L. Ballew Historical knowledge...press books over text books...business meeting Philosophy of Sport and Exercise Academy Chair: David Hansen Guidelines for under-graduate Philosophy of Sport...listserv...IAPS conference...convention highlights Sport and Exercise Psychology Academy Chair: Deborah J. Rhea Integration of sport psychology with physical education...Dissertation of the Year Award...undergraduate guidelines...business meeting Sport Sociology Academy Chair: Karen Weiller Reflections...sport and society...uncertainty...our place in the world

37. Sport Philosophy Links - Sport Philosophy Web - De Montfort University Bedford - COURSES/RESEARCH IN THE philosophy of sport ARE ALSO TAUGHT AT THE FOLLOWINGINSTITUTIONS, THOUGH ONLY MINIMAL CONTENT IS AVAILABLE ONLINE. http://www.comp.leeds.ac.uk/duan/html/sports_11.htm

SPORT PHILOSOPHY LINKS The contents of this page endeavour to provide a comprehensive index of all sport philosophy information around the world. If you know of any site that is not listed here, then please send details of that site to me at the address below. Please appreciate that some links may change from time to time and thus, those included within this catalogue may not always be up to date. ORGANISATIONS C.A.S.P.E.R. (Centre for Applied Sport Philosophy and Ethics Research) De Montfort University Bedford Director: Simon Eassom Center for Ethics University of Idaho Director: Sharon K. Stoll L.S.R.U. (Leisure and Sport Research Unit) Cheltenham and Gloucester College of Higher Education Director: Mike McNamee COURSES The information provided here is limited to those courses that have been found as having information about the content of the course on the Web. Whilst other universities do provide courses in Sport Philosophy, they are not listed below for that reason. Those listed are intended to serve as examples of how the Internet can be used to develop teaching methods, as well as to provide a resource for others. Please note, that for the majority of courses, no single degree programmes exist within the philosophy of sport. Rather, if you are seeking to study this area, you will find the possibilities to do so within a degree programme such as 'sports science' or 'philosophy of science'.

38. Sport Science Resources On SPORTQuest It is the only Centre of its kind in UK/Europe and is linked through the InternationalAssociation for the philosophy of sport (IAPS) to similar centres at th; http://www.sportquest.com/resources/sportscience2.cfm?scat=Philosophy

39. HISTORY AND PHILOSOPHY OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND SPORT A History and philosophy of sport and (3rd ed). Chapter 1 Doing History andPhilosophy in Sport and Physical Education Lecture Notes. SECTION ONE. http://www-rohan.sdsu.edu/~ens302/

HISTORY AND PHILOSOPHY OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND SPORT Douglas Barba PhD. ENS 302/ Spring 2002 Office Phone: 594-1923 Email: dbarba@mail.sdsu.edu SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY COURSE PREREQUISITES: Completion of ENS 210 (not concurrent enrollment) or equivalent is required - no exceptions. You must provide me with a copy of your transcript, official or unofficial. LEARNING OBJECTIVES: To investigate the unique human phenomenon called Sport from a historical and Philosophical perspective. To understand the significance that human movement in the form of play, games, and sport has on the cultural development of selected ancient and modern civilizations. To examine physical education, human movement and sport through an interdisciplinary/multicultural approach utilizing the humanities and social sciences. To develop an understanding and appreciation of selected historical, philosophical and contemporary physical education theories, movements, and positions. To understand various philosophical positions of the body and how these impacted the development of sport and physical education. This will be done by examining theological, philosophical, and scientific views

40. History And Philosophy Of Sport And Physical Education History and Philosophy of. Sport and Physical Education. General Information.Course Information. Course Assignments. Appendix. Course Newsgroup. http://home.earthlink.net/~fpu/history/

History and Philosophy of Sport and Physical Education General Information Course Information Course Assignments Appendix Course Newsgroup To Communicate with Instructor Run back to Bill Cockerham's Home Page Go to School of Professional Studies Home Page Go to Fresno Pacific University Home Page

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