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‘Sports Integrity’ Needs Sports Ethics (And Sports Philosophers And Sports Ethicists Too)

Sport, Ethics and Philosophy, 2015
Sport, at least in its elite forms, has always attracted money in one way or another. Nowadays, commodified sport has become an economic sector in its own right.
Lea Cleret, Mike McNamee, Stuart Page
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E-sports are Not Sports

Sport, Ethics and Philosophy, 2018
The conclusion of this paper will be that e-sports are not sports. I begin by offering a stipulation and a definition.
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The role of the sports dentist in elite sport

Research in Sports Medicine
The role of the sports dentist has evolved particularly over the past 15 years. The traditional role of dealing with dental trauma in the dental surgery environment has now been extended to include working with the sports medicine specialists at sporting events, looking into the prevention or sporting dental trauma, regular screening, looking at ...
Peter, Fine, Fiona, Davidson
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Interest in Sports and Belief in Sports Superstitions

Psychological Reports, 2004
51 nonathletes, students (45 women) at a medium-sized southern university, were administered a survey containing three scales: an Interest in Sports Scale, a Belief in Sports Superstitions Scale, and Tobacyk and Milford's Paranormal Belief Scale (1983).
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The Correlation Between the Concepts of Cyber Sports, Computer Sports, Electronic Sports, Distance Sports, Online Sports, Digital Sports

Sports: economics, law, management
This article attempts to identify the correlation between the concepts of cybersports, computer sports, e-sports, distance sports, online sports, digital sports on the basis of the current legislation regulating computer sports in the Russian Federation and scientific literature on the topic of research.
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What is a Valid Context: Sport is Sport?

Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1990
The term context has been used in a large number of research articles, but context does not, as yet, have a universally accepted definition. Sport is also a term subject to multiple definitions. Therefore, there is a need for caution when trying to identify unfamiliar and familiar research contexts in sport.
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Epigenetics in Exercise Science and Sports Medicine

Medical Epigenetics, 2021
A Schenk
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Sport and Sport Studies

2006
Sport is such a pervasive feature of contemporary life that, while not everyone participates in it actively or can be considered a fan, no one is unaffected by its presence. In all its forms and levels, sport exerts enormous significance in our cultural life. The billions of dollars pumped into the economy every year by sport and fitness consumers, the
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