Sport Ethics and Philosophy (Sport Ethics Philos)

Sports, ethics, philosophy are journals of the British sports association theory. It publishes high quality articles from various philosophical traditions. This journal specifically publishes papers on issues and practices about the essence and value of sports, policies, and applied philosophy to tackle scholarships. The basic papers of philosophy provide information for our understanding of sports and related practices, as well as being welcomed by the theory of homologous subjects.

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The philosophy of sports is a philosophical field aimed at conceptually analyzing sports problems as human activities. These problems cover many areas but fall into five philosophical categories: metaphysics, ethics and moral philosophy, law philosophy, political philosophy, and aesthetics. The philosophical view of sports originated in ancient Greece and experienced the revival of Paul Weiss and Howard Slusher in the second half of the 20th century. Ancient Greece was considered the birthplace of ancient philosophy and the Olympic Movement. Hellenistic philosophy is very important for sports performance. According to the times, leadership motor skills reflect their leadership. (Phaeacians games in Homer Odyssey) Sports are considered a methodology realized in cognitive surveys, methodological processes, sports competitions, through which we learn objective credibility of human exercise abilities I will.

Important issues in sports philosophy are sports social virtues, sports performance and exhibition aesthetics, individual and team strategy and technology epistemology, sports ethics, logic of sports rules, and sports as part of sports It is related to metaphysics. However, some authors constitute the philosophy of the movement of body, art, and crossing with X generation sports (bouldering, surfing, skateboarding etc).