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The Athletae Dei: Missing The Meaning of Sport

Shirl J. Hoffman Program of Physical Education, University of Pittsburgh
Pages 42-51 | Published online: 15 Mar 2013

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Tom Gibbons, Nick J. Watson & Mark Mierzwinski. (2019) Christianity as public religion: a justification for using a Christian sociological approach for studying the social scientific aspects of sport. Sport in Society 22:2, pages 209-223.
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Klaus V. Meier. (1980) An Affair of Flutes: An Appreciation of Play. Journal of the Philosophy of Sport 7:1, pages 24-45.
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Young-Eun Noh & Syazana Shahdan. (2020) A systematic review of religion/spirituality and sport: A psychological perspective. Psychology of Sport and Exercise 46, pages 101603.
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