Sport and the Body: A Philosophical Symposium

accept achieve action activity aesthetic appear aspect athletics attempt attitude ball become bodily body called cause competition concept concern consider contest course dance defined definition demands describe desire direct effect effort element essential example existence experience expression fact feel field fitness follow freedom give given goal hand human idea important individual interest involved kind less limited lived man's matter means ment merely mind moral move movement nature never object organized participants particular performance perhaps person philosophical physical education play players pleasure possible practice present professional question reality reason reference relation response rules running seems sense serious significance situation social soul space spirit sport sportsmanship structure things tion true understand University values whole York