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Meaning and Use: Drama and the Aesthetic
Sport, Ethics and Philosophy 15 (3):349-370 (2020)
Abstract
This paper considers David Best’s claim that descriptions of events in sport as being ‘dramatic’ or ‘tragic’ employ those terms in a figurative sense, along with Stephen Mumford’s rejection of that...Other Versions
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