61. Course Description . Kinesiology 390F/G philosophy of sport. An introduction tothe philosophy of sport and physical activity as aspects of human culture.......Course http://www.registrar.uwo.ca/ACCALS/2002/crs_1396.htm

Course Description Kinesiology 390F/G Philosophy of Sport An introduction to the philosophy of sport and physical activity as aspects of human culture. This course entails a philosophical analysis of current issues in the areas of metaphysics and axiology. Prerequisite: Completion of second year Kinesiology program, or permission of Kinesiology. 1 lecture hour, 2 seminar hours, half course. Academic Calendar

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64. LIBRARY RESEARCH IN HEALTH Library Research. In the History and philosophy of sport KPE 271. Books. UseURSUS, the library’s electronic catalog, to identify books on your topic. http://library.umaine.edu/class/Marger/kpe271.htm

Library Research In the History and Philosophy of Sport KPE 271 Books Use URSUS headings include: baseball history baseball united states history hockey Canada history basketball united states history ... sports psychological aspects Use a keyword search if you are not sure of the subject heading, if the subject heading you used does not seem to work, or if you are looking for a specialized topic or combination of topics. Example whitewater canoe Government Documents You may find records for government documents in URSUS . To see some examples, try an author search on Presidents Council on Physical Fitness and Sports. To request government documents, take a printout of the URSUS records to the Reference Desk to be retrieved. It usually takes 10-15 minutes to retrieve the document. Journal articles Look up your topic in ERIC or the Academic Search Premier or in the Physical Education Index (Ref. Index GV 341 .P49). To get to Academic Search Premier and ERIC on the World wide web: Go to the Fogler Home Page http://www.library.umaine.edu/

65. Suggested Readings philosophy of sport, Drew A. Hyland, Paragon House, 1990. Practicalphilosophy of sport, R. Scott Kretchmar, Human Kinetics, 1994. http://www.sportsethicsinstitute.org/suggested_readings.htm

Coaching for Character , Craig Clifford, Human Kinetics, 1997. Controversies of the Sports World , D. Putnam, Greenwood Press, 1999. Ethical Decisions in Sport: Interscholastic, Intercollegiate, Olympic and Professional , Edward J. Shea, Charles C. Thomas, 1996. Ethics and Sport , M. McNamee, Warren Fraleigh, S. J. Parry, Rutledge, 1998. Ethics in Sport , William J. Morgan, Klaus V. Meier, Angela J. Schneider, ed., Human Kinetics, 2001. Ethics, Injuries and the Law in Sports Medicine , Edward Grayson, Butterworth-Heinemann Medical, 1999. Fair and Foul: Beyond the Myths and Paradoxes of Sport , Stanley Eitzen, Rowen and Littlefield, 1999. Fair Play: Ethics in Sport and Education , Peter McIntosh, Heinemann, 1979. Fair Play: Sport, Values and Society , Robert L. Simon, Westview Press, 1991. Good Sports: Fair Play and Foul , Patra McSharry, Rosen Publishing Group, 1993.

66. Untitled Document PHIL 2970 philosophy of sport. Tutor Dr Jim Parry. Objectives of Moduleto explore a range of issues in sport which offer opportunities http://www.philosophy.leeds.ac.uk/Ugradinfo/Philosophy/Level2/2970_phil_sport.ht

PHIL 2970 Philosophy of Sport Tutor: Dr Jim Parry Objectives of Module to explore a range of issues in sport which offer opportunities for philosophical enquiry to introduce techniques of philosophical analysis and argument to develop an appreciation of the relationship between empirical and philosophical matters in the study of sport Form of Teaching One lecture per week; alternate tutorials and student reading groups. Outline Syllabus 1. The nature of sport, games and play: concepts and conceptions, family resemblance and essentialism, classificational systems. 2. Rules and the nature of the contest: constitutive and regulative rules, formalism and the 'spirit' of the rules. 3. Competition and cooperation: from test to contest, the contract to contest, competition and competitiveness, mutuality and cooperation. 4. Cheating: fouls and penalties, rule adherence and the professional foul, deception and fair play. 5. Sportsmanship and gamesmanship: sportsmanship as a moral category, rule- breaking and rule-bending, honourable victory and friendship. 6. The ideology of Olympism: kalos kagathos - the philosophical anthroplogy of Olympism, peace and international understanding, equality, sport as a means of education.

67. Sean's Internet Philosophy FAQ I guess that's it for now I'm sure that there will be more to add later.Especially after people see the philosophy of sport entry up there. http://www.cearley.com/philosophy/phil_faq.htm

Internet Philosophy FAQ This is a list of questions that are frequently asked me about philosophy on the Internet and stuff about my page. Many of these questions apply to other pages and philosophy in general. These are not listed in any order. These are listed pretty much as I remember them. Can I link your page? Yes. In fact, I find it odd that anyone would ask me if they can be allowed to type something, which is all creating a link boils down to. I know that companies like GE have enormous lists of regulations on linking to their page (I know beacuse I used to enforce them), but I don't have the same kinds of lawyers and corporate image specialists working on my site as GE does. Link away. Would you link my page? I'm not adding links anymore. Sorry. Do you have any information about X , specifically their stance on (something sexual, usually homosexuality) This is obviously a new field in philosophy, at least in forcing old theories to fit new ideas (cf. 'God is Dead' theology). I haven't a freaking clue, and I can't help you any more than reading and understanding the freaking material yourself would.

68. Nov02 1821. 31 st Annual Meeting of the Intl. Assoc. for the Philosophyof Sport. Intl. Assoc. for the philosophy of sport www.iaps.net. http://www.crvp.org/Philosophical_Calendar/Sept2003.htm

The Philosophical Calendar September 2003 Return to Calendar home page Indicates a new or revised calendar entry Conference: Understanding Terrorism Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles Theme: Philosophical Issues Related to Terrorism (and Counter-Terrorism) Submissions due: March 15, 2003 Contact: Timothy Shanahan, Philosophy, Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA 90045 tshanahan@lmu.edu http://bellarmine.lmu.edu/~tshanahan/Terrorism.html The 28 th Annual Meeting of the Intl. Merleau-Ponty Circle London, Ontario Deadline for paper submissions: April 1, 2003 Conference director: Helen Fielding, Dept. of Philosophy, The University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario, Canada N6A 3K7 E-mail: hfieldin@uwo.ca Website: http://www.uwo.ca/philosophy/M-PConference/ st Annual Meeting of the Intl. Assoc. for the Philosophy of Sport Hosted by the Leisure and Sport Research Unit ( http://www.glos.ac.uk/lsru University of Gloucestershire, UK Intl. Assoc. for the Philosophy of Sport: www.iaps.net Submit abstracts by April 1, 2003 to jmboxill@email.unc.edu

69. Journal Of The Philosophy Of Sport (JPS) (Human Kinetics Publishers [etc.) Similar pages Upper Division Major Courses 3700 History of Sport, 3700 History of Sport, 3700 History of Sport. 3740 Philosophyof Sport, 3740 philosophy of sport. 3750 Sport in Society, 3750 Sport in Society, http://www.mylitsearch.org/pub/100045632

my LIT search Publications People Faculties Institutions About Search Reports Help Journal of the Philosophy of Sport (JPS) 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): STATISTICS Click on # to view Citations Entries Citations of Entries Comments Quality Interest View(er)s Prev Next EDITORIAL STATEMENT: Comments? Suggestions? Send them to feedback@myLITsearch.org getCITED

70. Department Of Exercise And Sport Sciences 418 philosophy of sport (3) This course is intended to assist the seriousstudent in the development of his or her own philosophy of sport. http://www.tulane.edu/~exersci/courses.htm

Department of Exercise and Sport Sciences Course Offerings 104 First Aid and CPR (2) The course is designed to address the care and treatment of respiratory and cardiac emergencies as well as the first aid procedures for bleeding, shock, stroke, burns, bone fractures, poisoning, and other injuries. Successful completion of the course will certify the students in American Red Cross Standard First Aid and Community CPR, which includes adult, child, infant CPR skills. 107 Wilderness First Aid(3) Most first aid courses are designed for those with rapid access to EMS. This course will provide skills for extended care since wilderness first-aiders may have to spend extended amounts of time with an injured person. Wilderness first aid has a distinct focus in its attention to environmental demands placed on care giving under adverse conditions that affect both rescuer and victim. Upon completion of this course, students will have earned a National Safety Council Wilderness First Aid card as well as an American Heart Association CPR card. Must be taken in lieu of UESS 104. 110 Emergency Medical Services - Basics(3) This 124-hour class serves as an introduction to emergency medicine. Course topics include anatomy/physiology, respiratory/cardiac emergencies, trauma, EMS systems, rescue, diabetic emergencies, etc. Basic skills addressed include trauma assessment, oxygen therapy, splinting, life-threatening wound management, automatic defibrillator use. A 10-hour segment with a private, local ambulance service is required. Course includes: 2-year CPR certification, preparation for certification with the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians.

71. Sports In Film And Philosophy And Sports In Film Spring Semester 2002 TEXTS philosophy of sport (PS), M. Andrew Holowchak, ed. Into Thin Air,Jon Krakauer. The Loneliness of the LongDistance Runner, Alan Sillitoe. http://faculty.ssu.edu/~jdhatley/SPORTSFILMPHIL02.htm

Sports in Film and Philosophy and Sports in Film Spring Semester 2002 HOME INSTRUCTORS Dr. James Hatley, Philosophy Office: Philosophy House #2 (across from Holloway Hall on Campus Avenue) Phone: 410-677-5072 (O), 410-543-7635 (H) Office Hours: M,W 2-3; Th 11-12 and BY APPOINTMENT Dr. Thomas Erskine, English Office: 351 HH Phone: 410-543-6371 (O), 410-289-0104 (H) Office Hours: T, 10:00-11:30, W, 2-5 and BY APPOINTMENT COURSE DESCRIPTION: What place should sports hold in our lives? Many argue sports are a trivial pursuit with which too many of us are far too obsessed, others that our cultivation of sports is crucial to our very development as morally fit and socially sensitive human beings.Some argue the contemporary sports scene is nothing more than the expression of fascist fanaticism, others that it builds democracy and community spirit.In sports, we find a theater of the human condition, as many of us avidly follow the narratives of various players or teams.It could be easily argued we spend more time talking about or watching sports (including on films) than we do in actually playing them.Certainly sports has many faces and many roles: whether professional, school, club or amateur, whether, coach, player, spectator or booster.And the number of types of sports is dizzyingrunning from NASCAR to Mountain Climbing to Basketball to Cutting Logs to, perhaps, Chess. This course will consider a series of questions inspired both by our own pursuit of sports and by the way they serve as a cultural icon in the films we watch.What is the nature of sports?How serious is it to play?What is the difference between being a good sport and an effective competitor?What is the place of athleticism in sports?Of money?Of drugs?Of machines and technology?How do sports serve to define gender and racial distinctions, as well as to resist them?How does television affect our understanding of sports?While this course will not improve your swing, or develop your physical coordination, it will allow you to consider how either of those activities brings you into contact with a multitude of questions about the way you live and the way you play.

72. Campusweb Undergraduate Module Catalogue. PHIL2970 philosophy of sport 10 credits. TaughtSemester 2,. Year running 2002/03. Prerequisites None. Co-requisites None. http://www.leeds.ac.uk/students/ugmodules/phil2970.htm

SEARCH Undergraduate Module Catalogue Philosophy of Sport 10 credits Taught Semester 2, Year running Pre-requisites None Co-requisites None This module is available as an elective Objectives To explore a range of issues in sport which offer opportunities for philosophical enquiry; to introduce some techniques of philosophical analysis; to develop an appreciation of the relationship between empirical and philosophical matters in the study of sport. Syllabus The nature of sport, games and play; Rules and the nature of the contest; Competition and co-operation; Cheating; Sportsmanship and gamesmanship; The ideology of Olympism. Form of teaching One lecture per week; alternate tutorials and student reading groups. Form of assessment Coursework totalling 2000 words or equivalent Last updated: 18/03/03 15:09:20 Undergraduate Module Catalogue Taught Postgraduate Module Catalogue Errors, omissions, failed links etc should be notified to Geoff Lidster Information regarding content of individual modules should be obtained from the departmental contact who can be found on the module index page

73. Dr Lesley Wright Teaching and Philosophy of teaching My teaching centres largelyon primary physical education, and the philosophy of sport. My http://www.brunel.ac.uk/depts/pe/staff/wright.html

Dr Lesley Wright PhD, MA, BEd, Cert Ed I started teaching at Brunel University in 1997. Prior to this time I have had varied and extensive experience of teaching physical education in a range of different types of schools and colleges. As Senior Tutor , the welfare of all students in the department is very important to me and I do everything I can to make sure the personal tutorial system is as supportive as possible to students during their undergraduate lives. As Assistant Head , I put a high priority on the department providing good quality learning experiences, through both effective teaching and the facilitating of learning in the many ways that are available to us in this University. Research Interests - My research interests are focused on axiological, aesthetic and epistemological issues in relation to both sport and physical education. In my most recent publication I examined the status of practical knowledge and the distinction between theoretical and practical knowledge in the context of Physical Education. I am currently working on two different papers. The first looks at the relevance and meaning of aesthetic concepts to our appreciation of sport; the second at the importance of play in justifying the value of primary physical education.

74. Welcome To Our New Home! Tips and ideas for the kids team sport coach. Site has a coaching philosophy that stresses positive experiences in sports for the players, their parents and the coaches. http://www.kidscoachingcorner.com/

Welcome to the New Home of www.kidscoachingcorner.com This Site is currently under Construction  Please come back and visit us soon.    We registered our name with     UrSiteHost Domain Hosting Get yours today! Only $15.00 per year!

75. United States Taekwondo Headquarters A nonprofit organization in the USA. Information about traditional and sport TKD, philosophy, terminology, and black belt promotion. http://www.us-taekwondo.net/

76. Check Events Page For News Support and provide opportunity for activities, in both disabled and able bodied events. Includes guiding philosophy, membership information, events, FAQ, resources, and gallery. http://www.aasra.ab.ca/

Watch the mail! Spring Newsletter is now out! "Volunteers don't necessarily have the time, but they have the heart." We would like to welcome our newly elected Board, Executive,Appointees Attention Amps! Free Single Gloves and Mittens We also have some warm single socks too, for any leg amps that don't wear a prosthesis. Question of the Month "Are there any changes to applying for a parking placard for person with a disability?" Attention Members of AASRA We are revamping and need your profiles and pictures! If you would like to see your profile changed on the profile page or have your profile added please send your picture and information to Peggy at pgrier@shaw.ca . Thanks! URGENTLY NEEDED VOLUNTEERS We need your Help Fundraising! HELP!! Robert is desperately short 2 – 3 people for shifts at the Casino on Sunday 6 th April. He’s okay for Saturday with most of those shifts covered by out of town people coming in to help. As it’s our major fund-raiser we don’t want to be penalized for not getting workers in place. Please contact Robert Pennock at

77. Yoga Sport Athletic yoga. Classes and teachings based on the Ashtanga Yoga system. Includes information on philosophy, Team YogaSport, news, events, schedule and directions. http://www.yogasport.com/

Nutritional Supplements Yoga Sport is proud to offer individualized nutrition and vitamin programs by Body Wise: Dee Silvers on Video 3 different videos are available for $22.00 each. Three candid unrehearsed videos of Dee Silvers doing her Yoga practice with Manju Jois click to find out more (namaste " 'I bow to the divine in you.' ") Located on the Main Line in Bryn Mawr, PA. Yoga Sport is an athletic yoga practice for men and women who'd like to enhance their current exercise program or begin a new one. It is a complete workout that expands your "body intelligence." It strengthens, energizes and balances your body, mind, and spirit. All classes and teachings are based on the Ashtanga Yoga system as taught by Sri K. Pattabhi Jois.

78. Central Texas Flyfishers, San Marcos, Texas Fly fishing club based in San Marcos, Texas. philosophy of sharing information about the sport through instruction, and giving back to the community. http://www.ctff.org

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79. UAA Homepage A conference of selective private research universities. Site provides daily scoreboard, weekly summaries and athlete recognitions, championship schedule, sportby-sport statistics, and UAA philosophy, history, and administrative info. http://www.uaa.rochester.edu/

Click on a pennant to link directly to an athletic department home page UAA Member Institutional Home Pages: Brandeis University Carnegie Mellon University Case Western Reserve University Emory University ... Washington University in St. Louis This site is published by the University Athletic Association 575 Mount Hope Avenue Rochester, New York 14620 Welcome to the Eight Leading Universities Committed to Academic and Athletic Excellence Daily Scoreboard of Contest Results Athletes of the Week Championship Schedule UAA ... UAA (Codes of Conduct, Travel Form, Championship Schedules, etc.) Some of the links listed above as well as others throughout this site are to files in PDF format. When you click on the link for such a document, it will be downloaded to your location and will open automatically in Adobe Acrobat Reader or the Adobe Reader Plug-In in your browser. The file can then be printed on your local or network printer. It is recommended that you use Adobe Acrobat Reader version 4.0 or higher

80. Hutt Kendo Club, New Zealand Kendo In Wellington - Minoh, Japan Sister City Information about the club including location, training times and membership details and also information on the meaning of Kendo The Way of the Sword as a sport and philosophy. http://huttkendo.org.nz

About the Club About Kendo Calendar Forum ... Gallery Welcome to the Hutt Kendo Club The Hutt Kendo Club was opened on the 4th of May, 2001. Since then it has consolidated and now has from 10 - 15 members depending on what time of year you visit. In 2001 the club was presented to the AGM of the NZ Kendo Federation and accepted as a member. Hutt has been forming an important relationship with its Sister City Minoh (near Osaka). The Mayor of Minoh, Mr. Kajita, and his officials have been trying to find bogu for the club and in July, 2001, a group of Minoh school students presented the Hutt with several adult-size bogu and several for children. Hutt, although a young club, was able to feature two teams for the 2001 and one team for the 2002 Poneke Challenge. In the first inter-club match at South Wellington Intermediate June 8, 2002 Hutt Kendo Club A team took the gold in the team event and also gained a silver (Jason) and a bronze (Dan) in the individuals after some hard fighting. At the New Zealand National Champs held in Waikato last August, Charles Gillespie won a fighting spirit award when he took on much higher grades than himself and did very well. But Hutt Kendo Club is not only about shiai (competition), we are proud of our contribution to sharing the Japanese culture via our Kendo and participated at the Hutt/Minoh Friendship house celebrations in May 2002 and also the Race Unity day in March.

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