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• Copyright Page
• Contents
• Preface
• Ethics, Ethical Inquiry, and Sport: An Introduction
• Part I: The Nature of Sport
• Chapter 1: The Elements of Sport
• Chapter 2: Thoughts on the Nature of Sport (and the Philosophy of Sport)
• Chapter 3: Internalism and Internal Values in Sport
• Chapter 4: Broad Internalism and the Moral Foundations of Sport
• Chapter 5: The Normativity of Sport
• Part II: Competition and Fair Play
• Chapter 6: Sportsmanship as a Moral Category
• Chapter 7: Sportsmanship
• Chapter 8: On Winning and Athletic Superiority
• Chapter 9: Cheating and Fair Play in Sport
• Chapter 10: In Defense of Maradona’s Hand of God
• Chapter 11: Gamesmanship
• Chapter 12: Moral Victories
• Chapter 13: Play and the Moral Limits of Sport
• Chapter 14: What Counts as Part of a Game? A Look at Skills
• Chapter 15: Intentional Rules Violations—One More Time
• Chapter 16: The Ethics of Strategic Fouling
• Part III: The Limits of Being Human
• Chapter 17: Cops and Robbers? The Roots of Anti-Doping Policies in Olympic Sport
• Chapter 18: Ethics of Technology in Sport
• Chapter 19: Good Competition and Drug-Enhanced Performance
• Chapter 20: Paternalism, Drugs, and the Nature of Sports
• Chapter 21: Ethics of Performance Enhancement in Sport
• Chapter 22: Doping, “Mechanical Doping,” and Local Essentialism in the Individuation of Sports
• Chapter 23: The Case for Perfection
• Part IV: Gender and Sexual Equality in Sport
• Chapter 24: Sex Equality in Sports
• Chapter 25: Mixed Competition and Mixed Messages
• Chapter 26: The Genetic Design of a New Amazon
• Chapter 27: What Is Gender Equality in Sports?
• Part V: Select Issues in the Social Ethics of Sport
• Chapter 28: Sports, Political Philosophy, and the African American
• Chapter 29: Is Our Admiration for Sports Heroes Fascistoid?
• Chapter 30: What’s Wrong With Admiring Athletes and Other People?
• Chapter 31: The Ethics of Supporting Sports Teams
• Chapter 32: Not Cricket? Ethics, Rhetoric and Sporting Boycotts
• Index
• About the Editor