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Strategic fouling and sport as play

J. S. RussellDepartment of Philosophy, Langara College, Vancouver, CanadaCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 26-39 | Published online: 21 Dec 2016

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Sinclair A. MacRae. (2023) Why the rules do not prohibit cheating in sports. Sport, Ethics and Philosophy 0:0, pages 1-14.
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Krystian M. Zawadzki. (2022) Social perception of technological innovations at sports facilities: justification for financing ‘white elephants’ from public sources? The case of Euro 2012 Stadiums in Poland. Innovation: The European Journal of Social Science Research 35:2, pages 346-366.
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Otto Kolbinger. (2021) The phenomenon of trivial offenses and why we should not just leave it to the referees. Journal of the Philosophy of Sport 48:1, pages 82-96.
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Yuval Eylon. (2020) Conventional Fouls - A Note on Strategic Fouls. Sport, Ethics and Philosophy 14:2, pages 241-246.
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Sinclair A. MacRae. (2019) Cheating as wrongful competitive norm violating. Journal of the Philosophy of Sport 46:3, pages 339-354.
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J.S. Russell. (2018) A Critique of Conventionalist Broad Internalism. Sport, Ethics and Philosophy 12:4, pages 453-467.
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Eric Moore. (2018) Against deep conventionalism. Journal of the Philosophy of Sport 45:3, pages 228-240.
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Cesar R. Torres. (2018) What counts as part of a game? Reconsidering skills. Journal of the Philosophy of Sport 45:1, pages 1-21.
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Erin Flynn. (2017) Strategic fouls: a new defense. Journal of the Philosophy of Sport 44:3, pages 342-358.
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Sinclair A. MacRae. (2017) Toward a shallow interpretivist model of sport. Journal of the Philosophy of Sport 44:3, pages 285-299.
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Leslie A. Howe. (2017) Simulation, seduction, and bullshit: cooperative and destructive misleading. Journal of the Philosophy of Sport 44:3, pages 300-314.
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Lukáš Mareš. (2023) ‘Good Sport’: Different Dimensions and Their Constitutive Properties From the Ontological and Moral Point of View. Physical Culture and Sport. Studies and Research 99:1, pages 27-42.
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Sungjoo Park. (2021) A Study on the Conceptual Ambiguity of Cheating in Sport. Korean Journal of Sport Science 32:4, pages 522-529.
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