Titlebook: Athletic Enhancement, Human Nature and Ethics; Threats and Opportun Jan Tolleneer,Sigrid Sterckx,Pieter Bonte Book 2013 Springer Science+Bu

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The Invisible Hand versus the Iron Fistples from our own research, current events and the research literature. The five-level model presents a grid for the reading of the perceptions and conceptions of the other contributors to this book. In general, it can help both the opponents of doping and the defenders of transhumanism to assess th

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Ambivalent Freedom: Kant and the Problem of ain the comfortable but deceptive self-image of man as a creature which should follow the cues of its nature – develop its talents – to find purpose and meaning in life. Ironically, where ‘talentocrats’ cultivate natural forms, transhumanists cultivate a natural formula: evolution, thus becoming str

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Local-Miracle Compatibilism: A Critiqueir efforts to be fashionably agnostic about the content of human nature they are forced back into a hierarchical genetic essentialism for sports much like those that have so repeatedly proven oppressive in other spheres of human activity.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137316066etic performances from circus acts (and similar phenomena) influences the aesthetic experience it engenders. In my view, the aesthetically important differences between athletic performances and circus acts all revolve around the idea that an athletic performance is necessarily a human performance.

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Are We Responsible for Our Decisions?eventhough this is a community, where performance enhancing drug use is legitimate, the posts reveal boundaries that are regarded as non-transgressable. An idea of respect for human nature and the body grounds these limits, which especially concern irreversible side effects, in particular those rela

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-03583-9ator will regard the human body as endowed with divinely sanctioned limits that rule out the manipulation of the athletic body by means of drugs or other “doping” techniques. The Vatican has propounded such a doctrine since the 1950s. High-performance sport, in contrast, enlists every human faculty