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Lance Armstrong, anti doping policy, and the need for ethical commentary by philosophers of sport

Mike McNamee
Pages 305-307 | Published online: 08 Aug 2012

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Emma C. Gordon & Connie Dodds. (2023) High altitude, enhancement, and the ‘spirit of sport’. Journal of the Philosophy of Sport 50:1, pages 63-82.
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Jon Pike & Sean Cordell. (2020) Armstrong was a Cheat: A Reply to Eric Moore. Sport, Ethics and Philosophy 14:2, pages 247-263.
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Eric Moore. (2017) Did Armstrong Cheat?. Sport, Ethics and Philosophy 11:4, pages 413-427.
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Andrew R. Meyer & Nick J. Watson. (2014) Radical Orthodoxy and the Emergence of Spiritual Hero-Athletes: Examining Lance Armstrong's “Illness” Narrative. Journal of Disability & Religion 18:2, pages 157-172.
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J. Angelo Corlett. (2013) Doping: Just Do It?. Sport, Ethics and Philosophy 7:4, pages 430-449.
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Donald E. Greydanus, Berrin Ergun-Longmire, Maria Demma Cabral, Dilip R. Patel & Cheryl A. Dickson. (2023) Psychosocial aspects of sports medicine in pediatric athletes: Current concepts in the 21st century. Disease-a-Month 69:8, pages 101482.
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