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The focus of this work is the instrumentalization of athletes
by totalitarian regimes in Europe with propaganda purposes
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      Cultural StudiesSports HistoryCold WarTotalitarianism
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      Applied EthicsJournalismMedia EthicsSports Ethics
The Body-machine from Michael Phelps to Oscar Pistorius discusses in retrospection the utilitarian view about the body that should be productive. From a utilitarian perspective, the body is not personal belonging but is separated from the... more
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      Contemporary ArtPropagandaSports HistoryCold War
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      SociologyCognitive PsychologyCognitive ScienceSocial Psychology
In the Christian religious tradition, theological virtues of faith, hope and love have a central role. Along with the cardinal virtues of prudence, justice, fortitude and temperance they present the whole of the good human life. While... more
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      Theological EthicsVirtue EthicsSports EthicsPhilosophy of Sport
Vprašanje človeške narave in športa.
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      PhilosophyVirtue EthicsSports EthicsPhilosophy of Sport
Purpose: This paper examined ethic and institutionalization of code of professional practice in the Kano State School sports system. These codes of ethics include commitment to athletes, player, public, profession, employment practice and... more
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      Sociology of SportSport PsychologyEthicsApplied Ethics
This chapter outlines the Love Fighting Hate Violence (LFHV) project: an anti-violence initiative aimed at inspiring reflection and generating pedagogical interventions within martial arts and combat sports. The goal of LFHV is to... more
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      Sociology of SportViolenceCombat SportsMartial Arts
Tra i sintomi più preoccupanti che ci fanno temere per lo stato di salute dello sport c’è il diffondersi del doping amatoriale. Fenomeno che cresce di pari passo con quella che è stata definita «la cultura della pillola», ovvero l’idea... more
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      Sports EthicsEthics of SportAntropologia ApplicataPostumanismo
Adapting Bernard Suits' account of game-play, we can show that, in games, competition can be converted into cooperation. Suits says that to play a game is to voluntarily take up unnecessary obstacles for the sake of overcoming them. Thus,... more
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      Sociology of SportEthicsGame studiesApplied Ethics
In a year in which Chris Hoy cemented his place as an Olympic icon, Bradley Wiggins made history on the roads of France and Andy Murray became a Grand Slam champion, the sports story which perhaps had greatest impact beyond the back pages... more
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      Sports EthicsDopingSports law/Anti-Doping/International LawEthics in Sports
El reciente partido amistoso disputado en Johannesburgo por la selección nacional española contra Sudáfrica como homenaje por el Campeonato del Mundo obtenido en 2010 ha generado una interesante controversia acerca del fair play en el... more
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      EthicsSports EthicsFutbolFair Play
Mixed martial arts (MMA), as a combat sport, is frequently criticized both within the academic literature and society more generally; dismissed as barbaric and inhumane. This stands in stark contrast with the booming popularity of the... more
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      Japanese Language And CultureSports EthicsBoxingWrestling
Lo sport è una scuola di vita che ha bisogno di volontà e con- sapevolezza, impegno e determinazione; può rappresentare una preziosa agenzia educativa al servizio del bene comune, ma non è affatto scontato che lo sia davvero. Troppo... more
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      Virtue EthicsSports EthicsEthics of SportAntropologia Applicata
Il fenomeno del «professionismo di fatto» rientra a pieno titolo nell’ambito del lavoro sportivo e può essere meglio definito dall’ossimoro «dilettantismo retribuito», che è un fatto sociale ed economico curiosamente sottratto alla... more
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      Sports LawSports EthicsFair PlayDiritto Del Lavoro
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      SociologyQualitative methodologyChild WelfareSports Ethics
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      Philosophy of EducationPhenomenologyContinental PhilosophySports Ethics
The NCAA’s purported philosophical justifications for its ‘‘Collegiate Model of Athletics’’ are embedded within its seven stated ‘‘Core Values’’ and ‘‘Principles’’, which are based on a distribution principle of strict, or radical,... more
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      Sports EthicsSocial Injusticecollege sport exploitation
Purpose: This paper examined ethic and institutionalization of code of professional practice in the Kano State School sports system. These codes of ethics include commitment to athletes, player, public, profession, employment practice and... more
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      Sociology of SportSport PsychologyEthicsApplied Ethics
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      Sports EthicsHuman EnhancementCognitive EnhancementPersonalismo
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      Sports EthicsSportFair PlayFairness
Destinado a profissionais de educação física ou interessados nos fundamentos básicos da Gestão, Compliance e Marketing no Esporte; Aimed at physical education professionals or those interested in the basics of Sports Management,... more
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      Sports ManagementSports EthicsSports and Evenet Management and MarketingSport Management & Marketing
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      Social MovementsEthicsSports LawSports History
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      EthicsApplied EthicsBioethicsPerformance
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      Philosophy of EducationPhenomenologyContinental PhilosophySports Ethics
The learner's guide reflects the tendencies of modernization of educational space and the adoption of the Third Generation Federal State Education Standard of the Higher Professional Education. The system concept of the youth healthy life... more
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      Sociology of SportSport PsychologyHealth PsychologyHealth Sciences
Resumen: Con el desarrollo de especialidades científicas más novedosas, especialmente la biomedicina, la lucha por la perfección en el deporte se ha visto influida por la aparición de ciertas sustancias que permiten mejorar el... more
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      BioethicsSports EthicsPhilosophy of SportHuman Enhancement
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Mixed martial arts (MMA) is frequently criticized as barbaric and inhumane. This stands in stark contrast with the booming popularity of the sport. What little has been written depicts MMA as something inherently wrong (Dixon 2015) or at... more
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      Japanese StudiesEthicsApplied EthicsBioethics
This theme issue has the founding ambition of landscaping Data Ethics as a new branch of ethics that studies and evaluates moral problems related to data (including generation, recording, curation, processing, dissemination, sharing, and... more
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      Business EthicsEngineeringComputer ScienceAlgorithms
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      Sports EthicsDopingEthics of Sport
Abstract Doping in elite-sport is a topical issue that polarizes public opinion. This dissertation outlines crucial, fundamental questions that go unasked in general discourse about doping in elite-sport and that through being answered... more
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      Sociology of SportSport PsychologySports MedicineAtheism
Le sfide che vanno al di là dell’umanamente possibile sono diventate il pane quotidiano degli sportivi che cercano in tutti i modi di superare i limiti imposti dalla natura e dalla scienza. Ma quali sono questi limiti? Siamo in grado di... more
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      Sports EthicsDopingLimitsVirtues Ethics
Since approval of the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in 2016, it has been widely and repeatedly claimed that a 'right to explanation' of decisions made by automated or artificially intelligent algorithmic systems will be... more
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      Business EthicsEuropean HistoryEuropean StudiesComputer Science
lla pratica sportiva: fatica, impegno, coraggio, agonismo, amicizia, lealtà, sfida personale; ma anche imbroglio, doping, egoismo, narcisismo. Come un equilibrista, sempre esposto al rischio della caduta, l’atleta deve infatti dimostrarsi... more
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      Virtue EthicsSports Ethics
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      Sports MedicineSports EthicsSports PerformanceSports Nutrition
Este artículo defiende que las narraciones míticas griegas deben tener un papel importante en la enseñanza de la filosofía del olimpismo. Se mostrará, primero, que el olimpismo, como ideología, surgió de los mitos y como mito en sí mismo.... more
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      Sports EthicsPhilosophy of SportFilosofia del deportePhilosophy of Sports
Lo sport rappresenta un potente veicolo formativo, capace di incidere sugli stili di vita e sulle modalità di pensiero delle persone. Affinché la lezione dello sport sia realmente positiva, è però necessario che tale ruolo educativo sia... more
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      Sports EthicsPhilosophy of SportSportsEthics of Sport
Inhalt Heiner Hastedt Philosophie, Doping und die Grenzen des Machbaren Christoph Binkelmann Grenzenlose Machbarkeit. Über mögliche Grundlagen der aktuellen ethischen Dopingdebatte Michael Fuchs Die normativen Grundlagen des... more
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      EthicsApplied EthicsSports LawPhilosophy of Medicine
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      BusinessBusiness EthicsComputer ScienceInformation Technology
Este libro pretende ser una pequeña introducción a los principales autores y corrientes que podemos encontrar dentro del ámbito de la ética del deporte. En un momento del texto afirmo que “es la introducción que nunca tuve en castellano”... more
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      Sports EthicsPhilosophy of SportÉticaÉtica Aplicada
A common refrain in and outside academia is that prominent sports figures ought to engage more in the public discourse about political issues. This idea parallels the idea that athletes ought to be role models in general. This paper first... more
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      PhilosophyHermeneuticsSports EthicsPhilosophy of Sport
The European Medical Information Framework (EMIF) project, funded through the IMI programme (Innovative Medicines Initiative Joint Undertaking under Grant Agreement No. 115372), has designed and implemented a federated platform to connect... more
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      Business EthicsMedical SociologyComputer ScienceRobotics (Computer Science)
Love Fighting Hate Violence is a campaign aiming to raise awareness of the important moral difference between sport-based combat, and violence. It seeks to encourage practitioners and fans of martial arts and combat sports to reflect on... more
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      ViolenceCombat SportsMartial ArtsSports Ethics
In our information societies, we increasingly delegate tasks and decisions to automated systems, devices and agents that mediate human relationships, by taking decisions and acting on the basis of algorithms. Their increased intelligence,... more
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      Information SystemsBusiness EthicsComputer ScienceAlgorithms
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      Sports EthicsEthics in SportsÉTica Del Deporte