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Categorically Complicated by Sailors, Pam R., Weaving, Charlene

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Nature sport's ism problem by Sailors, Pam R., Weaving, Charlene

“…Nature sports have been touted for their value "as ways of pursuing excellence and relating to the environment" (Krein 2014, 207). This value, however, is not…”
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Dogs and tigers and fish, oh my! Sporting captivity by Foreman, Elizabeth, Sailors, Pam R.

“…In contemporary society, humans interact with nonhuman animals in a number of ways, many of which involve the captivity of the nonhuman animals involved…”
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Performance-Enhancing Drugs and Moral Line Drawing by Sailors, Pam R

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Better days: aging and athletic attitude by Sailors, Pam R.

“…Plato famously characterized philosophy as practice for dying and death; contemporary philosophers in bioethics have produced a vast literature on the quest…”
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What money can buy: technology and breaking the two-hour 'marathon' record by Rosenberg, Danny, Sailors, Pam R.

“…On 12 October 2019, Kenyan runner Eliud Kipchoge became the first person to run a 'marathon', known as the INEOS 1:59 Challenge, in less than 2 hours in a time…”
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Off the beaten path: should women compete against men? by Sailors, Pam R.

“…Are women capable of competing against men in sporting events? If they aren't, might there be good reasons to encourage them to make the attempt anyway? If…”
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Chips and Showmanship: Running and Technology by Sailors, Pam R.

“…A brief review and classification of technology in general begins the paper, followed by an application of the classification to two specific marathon case…”
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Mixed Competition and Mixed Messages by Sailors, Pam R.

“…A survey of the philosophy of sport literature reveals that arguments regarding the issue of sex segregation in athletics have been advanced from time to time,…”
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Foucault and the Glamazon: The Autonomy of Ronda Rousey by Sailors, Pam R., Weaving, Charlene

“…In this paper, we examine the case of Ronda Rousey, a high profile female Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) fighter in the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC). We…”
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Lentius, Inferius, Debilius: the ethics of 'not trying' on the Olympic stage by Sailors, Pam R., Teetzel, Sarah, Weaving, Charlene

“…This article examines whether elite athletes have an ethical obligation always to try their best, especially when representing their countries at the Olympic…”
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Gender Roles Roll by Sailors, Pam R.

“…Roller derby, once known for scripted theatricality that made it more like a stage play than a sport, has reinvented itself as a legitimate athletic endeavour…”
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No Net Gain: A critique of media representations of women's Olympic beach volleyball by Sailors, Pam R., Teetzel, Sarah, Weaving, Charlene

“…Representations of women athletes have always been complicated and often controversial (Paul Davis 2010), but perhaps none more so than in the case of beach…”
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Prescription for "Sports Medicine and Ethics" by Sailors, Pam R., Teetzel, Sarah, Weaving, Charlene

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CORE WORKOUT: A FEMINIST CRITIQUE OF DEFINITIONS, HYPERFEMININITY, AND THE MEDICALIZATION OF FITNESS by Sailors, Pam R., Teetzel, Sarah, Weaving, Charlene

“…In this essay, we distinguish between fitness and sport and provide a feminist account of fitness to set the stage for analysis of the conflict between norms…”
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Lead, Follow, or Get Out of the Way: A Critical Analysis of Pacing by Hochstetler, Douglas, Sailors, Pam R.

“…Pacing, a phenomenon whereby seasoned runners assist other runners toward pre-determined goal times in races of various lengths, is a common practice, yet it…”
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More Than a Pair of Shoes: Running and Technology by Sailors, Pam R.

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The Complexities of Sport, Gender, and Drug Testing by Sailors, Pam R., Teetzel, Sarah J., Weaving, Charlene

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Mercy Killing: Sportsmanship and Blowouts by Sailors, Pam R.

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Don't bring it on: the case against cheerleading as a collegiate sport by Johnson, Andrew B., Sailors, Pam R.

“…The 2010 Quinnipiac cheerleading case raises interesting questions about the nature of both cheerleading and sport, as well as about the moral character of…”
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