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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. In an era where the lines between mere play and profound human experience are increasingly blurred, the exploration of the philosophy of sports emerges as a vital and transformative discourse. This book, "The Philosophy of Sports," by Dr. Peter Okey Ejikeme invites readers to delve deeper into the intricate relationship between sport, society, and the individual - a relationship that transcends the confines of physical exertion and competition to touch upon the very essence of our shared human experience.Sports are not only a reflection of cultural values but also a poignant commentary on ethics, identity, and our collective aspirations. It is a stage where narratives of triumph and defeat intermingle, where the personal and the universal collide, and where virtues such as resilience, integrity, and teamwork take center stage. As we engage with the philosophy of sports, we uncover the complex dimensions that govern our passion for sports endeavors - from the metaphysical underpinnings of play to the ethical dilemmas faced by individuals and institutions alike.The substance of this work lies in its rich tapestry of philosophical inquiry. Each chapter serves as a window into the diverse and multidimensional nature of sports, addressing critical themes from the historical roots of sports competition to contemporary issues surrounding gender, race, and disability. The philosophical examination of these topics not only enriches our understanding of sports but also encourages a more profound appreciation for its role in shaping societal norms and individual identities.This book is a call to reflect - on what sports means to us in our lives, our communities, and our world. It poses essential questions: Does sports merely serve as entertainment, or does it embody deeper moral truths? How do the virtues cultivated in sports contexts nourish the broader human condition? In times of unrest and division, can sports act as a unifying force, promoting peace and understanding among diverse peoples?Come along and discover the dynamics and social effects of good sportsmanship. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.