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1979
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Journal Article
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SPORT; EDUCATION; PHILOSOPHY; PLATO; ANCIENT-GREECE
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No discipline assigned
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English
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103-366-055
(Last edited on
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ABSTRACT:
Argues that Paul Weiss' contention that Greek philosophers failed to deal with sport and athletics, presented in his book Sport: A Philosophic Inquiry (1969) is not accurate. Suggests that Plato did have a wide range of opinions concerning sport. Looks at Plato's views concerning athletics and education, sophistry, the structure of athletic contests and their use for military training.
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