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Examined Sport
The Sports Ethicist
20 episodes
6 months ago
Each episode focuses on ideas drawn from the philosophy of sport. The podcast seeks to be a resource for students and scholars, to highlight and examine themes in the philosophy of sport, and to spur new thought and research in the field.
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Each episode focuses on ideas drawn from the philosophy of sport. The podcast seeks to be a resource for students and scholars, to highlight and examine themes in the philosophy of sport, and to spur new thought and research in the field.
Show more...
Science
Society & Culture,
Philosophy,
Sports
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Edwin Delattre, "Some Reflections on Success And Failure in Competitive Athletics"
Examined Sport
14 minutes 57 seconds
8 years ago
Edwin Delattre, "Some Reflections on Success And Failure in Competitive Athletics"
In this episode of Examined Sport, I discuss Edwin Delattre's 1975 paper: "Some Reflections on Success And Failure in Competitive Athletics." This papers stands out for the distinction between winning and success; and losing from failure. It is also one of the earliest accounts of the logical incompatibility thesis.
Examined Sport
Each episode focuses on ideas drawn from the philosophy of sport. The podcast seeks to be a resource for students and scholars, to highlight and examine themes in the philosophy of sport, and to spur new thought and research in the field.