Titlebook: A Comparative Philosophy of Sport and Art; Paul Taylor Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license

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Advances in Web-Based Learning -- ICWL 2015sporting events, endure over time, and why, more importantly, they are able to retain our interest over time in a way that sporting contests cannot—in short, why it is that art has a history in a way in which sport does not.

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Dagmar El-Hmoudova,Monika Borkovcovaing the question of how an activity that is by nature pursued for its own sake can also be pursued for money? In explaining how the autotelic nature of sport is compatible with professionalism, I introduce the idea of sport as a socially defined activity.

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Lecture Notes in Computer Sciencearent” in the sense that we experience their subject matter without any awareness of a medium. To illuminate the nature of our experience of art, I draw on Jerrold Levinson’s ideas concerning the experience of erotic art, on the one hand, and pornography, on the other.

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Lecture Notes in Computer Sciencescuss the phenomenon of inverted values in sport, and address the question of how dangerous actions ordinarily deemed morally wrong can be acceptable in sport. Finally, I consider how and where morality retains its authority in sport.

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Katerina Georgouli,Pedro Guerreiroators—can acknowledge and explore impulses normally held in check, but vented in relative safety under sport’s strictly controlled conditions. I consider a number of other ways in which we learn from sport. In particular, I develop the idea that sport is a powerful antidote to class and racial preju

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Howard Leung,Zhifei Li,Jianmin Zhaoconclude that on all three factors, art fares better than sport. But I argue that it is the purist—the one who views sport simply for its moments of beauty and drama—whose sense of meaning in life benefits most from their interest in sport.

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