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Prolegomena to an Expressive Function of Sport

David L. Fairchild Indiana University-Purdue University at Fort Wayne
Pages 21-33 | Published online: 19 Jan 2012

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Doug Anderson. (2001) Recovering Humanity: Movement, Sport, and Nature. Journal of the Philosophy of Sport 28:2, pages 140-150.
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David L. Fairchild. (1989) Sport Abjection: Steroids and the Uglification of the Athlete. Journal of the Philosophy of Sport 16:1, pages 74-88.
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. (1988) Update—PSSS Bibliography of the Philosophy of Sport—1988. Journal of the Philosophy of Sport 15:1, pages 95-96.
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Cesar R. Torres. (2020) What Is the Value of Pursuing Optimal Athletic Performance?. Kinesiology Review 9:1, pages 13-20.
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