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23. 028:274 Philosophy Of Sport 028274 philosophy of sport. credits 3 sh. The meaning of sport as human experience; ethical, aesthetic dimensions. http://www.uiowa.edu/~hss/courses/28274.htm

The University of Iowa Department of Health and Sport Studies 028:274 Philosophy of Sport credits: 3 s.h. The meaning of sport as human experience; ethical, aesthetic dimensions. Back to Course Index Page

24. Department Of Kinesiology In the philosophy of sport, students examine the nature and values of human The Penn State program in the History and philosophy of sport offers http://www.hhdev.psu.edu/kines/grad/hist_phil.html

25. Department Of Kinesiology R. Scott Kretchmar, Professor of Exercise and Sport Science Research Interests philosophy of sport, with emphases on the ethics of fair play, the mindbody http://www.hhdev.psu.edu/kines/faculty/hist_philos.html

26. PHIL2728 Philosophy Of Sport PHIL2728 philosophy of sport. Level 1 Modules Level 2 Modules Level 3 Modules The nature of sport, games and play concepts and conceptions, http://www.hps.leeds.ac.uk/Philosophy undergraduate/Level2/PHIL2728.htm

PHIL2728 Philosophy of Sport Level 1 Modules Level 2 Modules Level 3 Modules Level 2 elective module (Semester 2, 10 credits) Module leaders: Jim Parry 1. Aims The aim of this module is to familiarise you with some of the central issues in media ethics, both in relation to journalistic practice and wider regulatory matters, and to give you an opportunity to work out your own responses to some of the questions therein. No knowledge of philosophy is presupposed. 2. Content We shall explore issues such as: The nature of sport, games and play: concepts and conceptions, family resemblance and essentialism, classificational systems. Rules and the nature of the contest: constitutive and regulative rules, formalism and the 'spirit' of the rules. Competition and co-operation: from test to contest, the contract to contest, competition and competitiveness, mutuality, co-operation and friendship Cheating: fouls and penalties, rule adherence and the professional foul, deception and fair play. Sportsmanship and gamesmanship: sportsmanship as a moral category, rule-breaking and rule-bending, aggression and violence The ideology of Olympism: kalos kagathos - the philosophical anthropology of Olympism, peace and international understanding, equality, multiculturalism and sport as a means of education.

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30. Philosophy Of Sport 3, To form a personal philosophy of sport, exercise and health. Kretchmer, RS, Practical philosophy of sport, Champaign, Human Kinetics, 1994, Y http://www.tech.port.ac.uk/tud/db/UnivPort/level_2/1SPSC204.htm

Philosophy of Sport Academic year: 2005-2006 Local Key Hemis Key Base Key Credit Points Lecturer Mr Graham Reid Coordinator Mr Graham Reid Delivery Mode Campus - Semesterised Release Status A Materials Normal Level Notional Study Hours Standard Hours Scheduled Activities Lecture 12, Seminar: 12 Min Student Numbers Max Student Numbers Prereq Named None Postreq Named None Coreq Named None Excluded Combinations None Dependancies None Prereq Statement None Ass Weight Exam Ass Weight Con Ass Weight Other Abstract None Aims To develop philosophical skills. To find answers to philosophical questions. To form a personal philosophy of sport, exercise and health. To develop personal opinions on issues in sport. Learning Outcomes On successful completion of this unit, students should be able, at threshold level, to: Present reasoned arguments. Relate the value of sport and exercise to society in general. Formulate philosophical opinions on issues in sport. Learning and Teaching Strategy Formal lectures and seminars will form the underpinning for learning outcomes 1, 2 and 3. Overall Assessment Strategy An essay of not more than 3000 words will be used to enable the student to demonstrate achievement of all of the learning outcomes.

31. International Association For The Philosophy Of Sport Home Find International Association for the philosophy of sport, Home Find Add a conference. 15 to 18 September 2005 Olomouc, Czech Republic http://www.conferencealerts.com/seeconf.mv?q=ca1h86i0

32. Philosophy Of Sport The role that sport philosophy can play in developing pedagogical practice Session 7B – Cross Timbers Room Simon Eassom, Presiding http://www.phil.tcu.edu/Sport2004.html

THE 32nd ANNUAL MEETING OF THE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE PHILOSOPHY OF SPORT The 32nd annual meeting of the International Association for the Philosophy of Sport (IAPS) will convene in Grapevine, Texas, at the Hilton DFW Lakes Executive Conference Center on September 16-19, 2004. AddRan College and the Philosophy Department are hosting the meeting with Spencer Wertz serving as conference manager. Scholars from Norway, Germany, England, Scotland, Japan, Canada, and the states will address the philosophical issues of sport. David Vanderwerken (English) will deliver one of the keynote addresses on the play spirit and satiric poetry. This is the third time that TCU has hosted IAPS meetings. The program may be accessed on the IAPS website: http://www.educ.uidaho.edu/iaps Schedule of Events Thursday, September 16th S.K. Wertz Chair, Philosophy Department, TCU Mary L. Volcansek Jan Boxill, Presiding Angela Schneider, University of Western Ontario Heather Reid, Presiding

33. TCU Philosophy Dept 30343 philosophy of sport. Prerequisite PHIL 10003. Various philosophical theories regarding the nature of sport and its role in society are examined with http://www.phil.tcu.edu/descrip.shtml

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updated 2/04/04 ed items most recently added the more s the more recent Offpage: Larry Hauser's Philosophy Resources, Etc. Cartoonbank.com (online source for New Yorker cartoons) Susan Montag's Episteme Cartoons Below: Logic Phil. of Mind Jobs for Philosophers History of Philosophy ... Philosophy of Sport Philosophy Comix SHOE By Jeff MacNelly Jeff MacNelly's Home Page Email Shoe: Web Page GET FUZZY : Bucky unwittingly affirms the consequent DILBERT ignoratio elenchi : Dilbert misses the point : ambiguity now that's a twist THE LOCKHORNS : Leroy resembles that remark, Loretta's enthymeme hits him OVERBOARD : Louie extrapolates from an ambiguity of "good" MR BOFFO : Analyticity/"Tautology" from The New Yorker : Nouns v. Names : Two ways to get the money out of politics. from The New Yorker : Culinary Mistake as Category Mistake GARFIELD : Conversational Implicature: Irony or Sarcasm OVERBOARD : Louie notes an ambiguity of "good" FOXTROT: Jason ponders vagueness. : Beware of pun. THE LOCKHORNS : Loretta, a walking, shopping, contradiction in terms. THE LOCKHORNS : Ambiguity: Nothing is better than Loretta's pie.

36. SX103 Fundamentals Of Philosophy Of Sport, Exercise And Health SX103 Fundamentals of philosophy of sport, Exercise and Health. http://www.glos.ac.uk/subjectsandcourses/undergraduatefields/sx/descriptors/sx10

var varUOGssURL = '/subjectsandcourses/undergraduatefields/sx/descriptors/sx103.cfm'; Text Mode Print Mode Site Map Help Where am I ? University of Gloucestershire Subjects and Courses Undergraduate Fields Sport and Exercise Sciences (SX) ... Module Descriptors (SX) Undergraduate Modular Scheme - Sport and Exercise Sciences (SX) Module Descriptors SX103 Fundamentals of Philosophy of Sport, Exercise and Health Code and Title SX103 Fundamentals of Philosophy of Sport, Exercise and Health Tutor(s) Heather Sheridan Brief Description This module introduces students to the discipline of philosophy in the contexts of sport, exercise and health and to critical analyses of concepts central to their study. The course emphasises the relations between conceptual and empirical modes of enquiry, and the nature of scientific and non-scientific contributions to the study of sport, exercise and health. Level and Credit Value Level I, 12 CAT points Status Compulsory for SV major Core for SX Single Honours; EH, SI, SS and SX major; EH, SS, SV and SX joint Acceptable for SI joint Type Standard Prerequisites None Recommended Prior Study N/A Restrictions N/A Availability N/A Context N/A Content Summary The course will introduce students to the nature of philosophical enquiry and the activity of conceptual analysis. Philosophical skills such as the ability to construct and deconstruct logical arguments, identify presuppositions and logical inferences, will developed in relation to the analysis of key concepts such as sports, games and health. Particular attention is paid to the relations between sports and education and the epistemological bases to degrees in sport-related fields and their justification as a degree subject.

37. Jeffrey Fry :: Profile His specialty areas include Ethics, the philosophy of sport, and Philosophy of Dr. Fry teaches Ethics, philosophy of sport, Introduction to Philosophy, http://www.bsu.edu/philosophy/profile/0,1391,2320-499-13599,00.html

SEARCH This Department Ball State Web Site Faculty and Staff Students Find a Department Courses Events FAQs Campus Buildings FOR Academic Calendar Undergraduate Admissions Apply Online Bookstore ... Visit Campus Philosophy and Religious Studies NQ 211 Muncie, IN 47306 Phone: (765) 285-1244 Fax: (765) 285-8980 Ball State University 2000 W. University Ave. Muncie, IN 47306 Legal Information Employment TTY Numbers Jeffrey Fry Assistant Professor of Philosophy View e-mail address Log in to view e-mail w/your BSU Username NQ G18 Fax: 285-8980 Add Contact Info to Outlook Profile Jeff Fry graduated from Indiana University with a double major Ph.D. in Philosophy and Religious Studies. The title of his dissertation is "Self-Esteem, Moral Luck, and the Meaning of Grace." His specialty areas include Ethics, the Philosophy of Sport, and Philosophy of Religion. He is an active participant in sports, and an avid fan, and has taught "Advanced Basketball." Dr. Fry teaches Ethics, Philosophy of Sport, Introduction to Philosophy, and the foundation and capstone courses for the Sports Minor. He also serves as the Director of the Center for Sport, Ethics, and Culture and advises students in the Sports Studies Minor Link 1 http://www.bsu.edu/csec

38. Work In Progress Most philosophy of sport is written from the viewpoint of the participant. Paper submitted for the British philosophy of sport annual conference. http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/philosophy/staff/Mumford/progress.htm

Stephen Mumford's Work in progress Here is a list of writing that is currently in progress. These items are at various stages of readiness and the accompanying comments give an indication of whether and when they are likely to be finished or appear. METAPHYSICS Laws in Nature Book under contract with Routledge The text has been passed by the copy editor and is now in the hands of the typesetters. Planned publication date 15 July 2004. Kinds in Nature (provisional title) I am starting work on a book on natural kinds. This is a long-term project, which is not expected to be finished until 2010. 'Reference and new essence' Read at the Institut Jean Nicod, Paris on 12.3.04. Exists only as an abstract but may be written during 2004 'Laws and their necessity' Read at Aix-en-provence, France on 17.3.04. Exists only as an abstract but may be written during 2004 'Laws and their exceptions' Read at the Rennes Exceptions conference on 19.3.04. Exists only as an abstract but may be written during 2004 'Kinds, essences, laws and their necessity'

39. Stephen Mumford Journal of the philosophy of sport 32 (2), October 2004, pp. 18495. Miracles Metaphysics and Modality Religious Studies 37, 2001, pp. 191-202. http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/philosophy/staff/Mumford/MumfordPage.htm

Stephen Mumford The Web Page I am Professor of Metaphysics at the Department of Philosophy University of Nottingham . I am also Head of Department and Research Officer for philosophy. Outside the University, I am known mainly for my work on dispositions and laws, which I see as some of the core issues of contemporary metaphysics. My other research interests are diverse and include natural kinds, causation, truth, aesthetics, Bertrand Russell and the origins of analytic philosophy. An archive of the works of the late philosopher George Molnar is an ongoing project. This Web Page is mainly about my research though there is a link to teaching material for my modules (see links at bottom of this page). If you have visited this page before, you can see what's new in Recent updates Current Research I have just completed a monograph on the metaphysics of natural laws entitled Laws in Nature , which was published in July 2004 with Routledge. I am now working on a number of new projects. These will include a book on the work of David Armstrong for Acumen, a book on the philosophy of sport titled

40. Hospitality, Leisure, Sport And Tourism Network The use of the proctorial system to support philosophy of sport learning Exploring nontraditional forms of assessment in the philosophy of sport http://www.hlst.heacademy.ac.uk/projects/Specialists/mcnamee_sportsphil.html

In This Section Search Site Sitemap Contact webmaster Font size: Small Large Thinking Again! New Approaches to the Philosophy of Sport 3-4 July 2002 University of Gloucestershire Programme I Report This short conference was aimed at lecturers and research students in the Philosophy of Sport. It addresses pedagogical issues such as designing curricula; exploring non-traditional assessment methods, using senior students to support undergraduate learning. A key aim of the conference is to bring together those who teach and research in the philosophy of sport in order to share curriculum design materials and a variety of learning resources from non-traditional journals to web-based materials and mainstream philosophy sources. It also will explore the possibility of initiating a UK Association for the Philosophy of Sport under the aegis of the International Association of the Philosophy of Sport (IAPS). Programme Wednesday 3rd July 2002 Registration Introduction Dr Mike McNamee Professionalising the philosophy of sport Session 1 Dr Ivo Jirasek Is the philosophy of sport too limited a domain? On the area of philosophical kinathropology

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