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《体育哲学杂志》（Journal of the philosophy of sport）
Journal of the philosophy of sport philosophic discussions contemporary philosophic thought sport
2010/9/15
The Journal of the Philosophy of Sport (JPS) is the most respected medium for communicating contemporary philosophic thought with regard to sport. It contains stimulating articles, critical reviews of...
Somaesthetics and philosophical self-cultivation: An intersection of philosophy and sport
Somaesthetics human body practice self-knowledge
2009/12/25
"Somaesthetics" is a philosophical method that involves a reconceptualization of the human body and philosophy as an academic discipline. This article provides an analysis of somaesthetics as it speci...
Philosophy of sport or philosophical reflection on sport
Philosophy of sport philosophical reflection on sport application
2009/12/25
The main task of my presentation is to initiate the discussion about the contemporary position, as well as the current formal and merit situation of philosophy of sport. It is interesting to answer th...
Athletic competition as Socratic philosophy
Socrates Plato agon athletics competition philosophy Socratic method
2009/12/25
It is not surprising to claim that athletic competition and Socratic philosophy both aim at virtue, human excellence, or aretē. But a closer look reveals that their similarities run much deeper than t...
Olympism for the 21st Century：New Life to a Timeless Philosophy
Olympism 21st Century Timeless Philosophy
2009/9/1
The Olympic Movement, sometimes referred to as Olympism, is a universal concept that is not defined simply. It is a philosophical ardor for life and the uncompromising pursuit of excellence. Just as i...
PANEURHYTHMY AND EURHYTHMY - PHILOSOPHY AND PRACTICE
paneurhythmic forms comparative analysis
2010/9/25
The paper acquaints with paneurhythmy. It is a Bulgarian kind of gymnastics, dance or method
introduced by Peter Deunov (the Master Beinsa Douno) in the first half of XX century. Some
authors determ...