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1. • • Section 1 introduces the philosophy of sport with particular emphasis on the history of systematic philosophical thinking about sport. Section 2 examines the nature and value of sport, and it considers the main normative theories of sport developed in the literature.
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     Philosophy of Sport (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy)

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3. plato.stanford.edu › entries › sportPhilosophy of Sport (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy)

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   Feb 4, 2020 · Section 1 introduces the philosophy of sport with particular emphasis on the history of systematic philosophical thinking about sport. Section 2 examines the nature and value of sport, and it considers the main normative theories of sport developed in the literature.

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   Jul 14, 2023 · In short, divisions exist to separate high school sports teams by size, skill level, and other metrics. In high school sports, the number of linear classifications can be three to four per state, with a factor determined by school size.

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   MSHSL Teams are classified by sport and activity for postseason competition and performances every two years. Competitive section placements are determined by enrollment and geography (as determined by MSHSL Board policy), with a balanced number of schools in each section at the time of placement.