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Fair Play in Sport: A Moral Norm System

By: Sigmund Loland | Book details

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Contents
Series editors' prefaceix
Prefacexi
Introduction: the fair play argumentxiii
1 Sport competitions: rules, goals, and social logic 1
Sport and sport competitions 1
Summary 15
2 A moral point of view 17
Morality and ethics 17
A moral point of view 21
Norms 31
Practical reasoning 33
Norm systems 34
Summary 38
3 Right sport competitions: fairness 41
Fairness: a preliminary norm 41
Formal, distributive and procedural justice 43
Sport competitions as experiments 44
Equality 46
Inequality in sport competitions: athletic performance 65
Unequal treatment and actual inequalities in sport competitions 83
Summary 103
4 Good sport competitions: play 107
Sport: play, work or war? 107
Good competitions as the realization of intentional goals 109
Utilitarianism applied 110

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