The discipline of the philosophy of sports was created by Anglo-American philosophers like
Warren P. Fraleigh, Paul Weiss, and Bernard Suits. It emerged in a philosophical context in …

In this paper, linguistic-analytic philosophy has been identified as the dominant
methodology in the philosophy of sport. The hermeneutics of sport is contrasted with …

The main goal of this paper is to analyse the concept of social responsibility in sport
management. By drawing on Hans Jonas, I shall analyse the concept of 'corporate social …

The goal of this chapter is to explore the significant influence of the ideological construction
of Sport for “All” as a tool to advance inclusive sport agendas celebrated by organizations …

In this article, I revise the normative account of sport that I proposed in 'William J. Morgan's
“conventionalist internalism” approach. Furthering internalism? A critical hermeneutical …

We build on Morgan's deep conventionalist base by offering a pragmatic approach
('transitionalism') for achieving normative progress on sports most intractable problems (eg …

Lieh Tzu [Liezi] could ride the wind and go soaring around with cool and breezy skill, but
after fifteen days he came back to earth. As far as the search for good fortune went, he didn't …

In this paper, I will present Nicholas Agar's “truly human enhancement” approach, which is
aimed at critiquing pro-enhancement approaches that advocate for the utilization of …

I argue that several recent criticisms Lopez Frias has made against my conventionalist
version of broad internalism fail to hit their mark. I further argue that the author's use of …

The philosophy of sport has flourished in some ways and struggled in others since the
publication of George Brooks's anthology Perspectives on the Academic Discipline of …