Pain and injury in sport social and ethical analysis / edited by Sigmund Loland, Berit Skirstad and Ivan Waddington.

SeriesEthics and sport
Contents The sociology of pain and injury in sport : main perspectives and problems / Martin Roderick -- Sport and the psychology of pain / Kirsten Kaya Roessler -- Three approaches to the study of pain in sport / Sigmund Loland -- The place of pain in running / John Bale -- Pains and strains on the ice : some thoughts on the physical and mental struggles of polar adventurers / Matti Gokscyr -- Injured female athletes : experiential accounts from England and Canada / Hannah Charlesworth and Kevin Young -- Sport and the systematic infliction of pain : a case study of state sponsored mandatory doping in East Germany / Giselher Spitzer -- Pain and injury in boxing : the medical profession divided / Ken Sheard -- The intentional infliction of pain in sport : ethical perspectives / Jim Parry -- Sports medicine : a very peculiar practice? : doctors and physiotherapists in elite English rugby union / Dominic Malcolm -- Ethical problems in the medical management of sports injuries : a case study of English professional football / Ivan Waddington -- The ontology of sports injuries and professional medical ethics / Yotam Lurie -- The role of injury in the organization of paralympic sport / David Howe -- Suffering in and for sport : some philosophical remarks on a painful emotion / Mike McNamee -- Pain, suffering and paradox in sport and religion / Jeffrey P. Fry.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references and index.
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Genre/formElectronic books.
LCCN 2005014165
ISBN0415357039 (hbk.)
ISBN9780415357036 (hbk.)
ISBN0415357047 (pbk.)
ISBN9780415357043 (pbk.)

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