An edition of Aretism
(2011)
Aretism
an ancient sports philosophy for the modern sports world
by Heather Lynne Reid and Mark Holowchak
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Aretism: an ancient sports philosophy for the modern sports world
2011, Lexington Books
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0739148818 9780739148815
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Table of Contents
The roots of competitive sport
Medieval, Renaissance, and Enlightenment sport
Compensatory athleticism
Sport propagandized
Sport commodified
The martial/commercial model
Drugs and competitive sport
Problems of performance enhancement
Gender, aggression, and violence
Sport by the numbers
Sensationalism and ego-puffing
The aesthetic/recreational model
Aesthetic spectacle
Playful integrity
The aesthetics of journeying
Beauty as unity
Economy of performance
The aretic model
Aretism and values
Aretism and education
Aretism and society
Is sport a good?.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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