دانلود کتاب A Comparative Philosophy of Sport and Art

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Acknowledgements
Contents
About the Author
Chapter 1: Introduction
Bibliography
Chapter 2: The Spectator’s View
2.1 Why Care About the Outcome of a Game?
2.2 Two Kinds of Spectator
2.3 Watching Sport: Walton’s Theory
2.4 A Third Kind of Spectator
2.5 The Puzzle of the True Fanatic
2.6 A Hypothesis
Bibliography
Chapter 3: A True Test and a Beautiful Sight
3.1 Imagination in Sport and in Art
3.2 A True Winner
3.3 Beauty versus Victory
3.4 Watching with Empathy
3.5 Is Sport “a Form of Art”?
3.6 The Purist and the Fan—Once More
Bibliography
Chapter 4: Sport and Art: Some Central Points of Comparison
4.1 Imagination and Partisanship in Sport and Art
4.2 Sport, Art and Authorship (or How a Gymnast can Become an Artist)
4.3 Sport, Art and Meaning
4.4 Sport, Art and the Challenges of Interpretation
4.5 Sport Is Transitory While Art Endures
4.6 Sport, Art and History
4.7 Differences between Sport and Art, in Summary
Bibliography
Chapter 5: Defining Sport
5.1 What Is Sport?
5.2 Sport, Art and the Autotelic Claim
5.3 The Problem of Professionalism—and a Solution
5.4 Playing to Win and the Autotelic Claim
5.5 Game Sports and Nature Sports
5.6 Performance Sports
5.7 Measured Sports
5.8 Why Game Sports Are the Most Popular Spectator Sports
Bibliography
Chapter 6: Defining Art
6.1 The Institutional Theory and Its Limitations
6.2 Art: A Proposal
6.3 Commentary
6.4 Final Remarks
Bibliography
Chapter 7: Sport Has Its Own World; Art Inhabits the Everyday World
7.1 External and Internal Values
7.2 Virtues and “Virtues”
7.3 Heroism in Sport
7.4 The Hard Playground of Competitive Sport
7.5 Morality in Sport
7.6 Why Art’s Internal Values Are Not Confined to the Institution
Bibliography
Chapter 8: The Value of Art
8.1 Intrinsic and Instrumental Value in Art
8.2 Art as the Embodiment of Exemplary Action
8.3 Learning from Art
8.4 Scrutinising, Guiding and Distancing
Bibliography
Chapter 9: The Value of Sport
9.1 Sport Viewed as Sport
9.2 Sport and Aesthetic Value
9.3 A Walk on the Wild Side: Sport Enjoyed as a Contest
9.4 The Instrumental Value of Sport: Some Proposals
9.5 Sport and Prejudice
Bibliography
Chapter 10: Sport, Art and the Meaning of Life
10.1 “The Whole of the Ideal of Existence”
10.2 The Miseries of Sisyphus
10.3 Purpose and Meaning
10.4 Progress and Meaning
10.5 Connectedness and Meaning
10.6 Last Words to the Purist
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Index