Williamsburg, Virginia, 25-28 October, 2001
Each paper will be
allotted 45 minutes for presentation and discussion.
Sessions A and B
will meet in parallel in separate rooms.
Papers have been grouped according to shared themes, which may not be
the main thesis of a paper. The
best guide to a paper’s content is its title, not its placement in a
session.
2-5 p.m.
IAPS executive meeting
4-7 p.m.
Registration, Cascades Foyer, Conference Center
7-7.30 p.m.
Welcome
7.30-9 p.m.
A Commercialization
and High Salaries
Chair: Mike
McNamee, Cheltenham and Gloucester College of Higher Education
William J. Morgan, University of Tennessee
“Sport, Money, and the Moral Life”
Jean-Francois Doré, Université de Québec a Montréal
“Money and the mind/body problem: Philosophical reasons why people resent Alex Rodriguez’s salary”
Chair:
Scott Kretchmar, Pennsylvania State University
Douglas
R. Hochstetler, Eastern Mennonite University
“Thoreau
and Sport: Possibilities for Change”
Doug
Anderson, Pennsylvania State University
“Recovering
Humanity: Movement, Sport, and Nature”
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Registration, Cascades Foyer, Conference Center
8.30-10 a.m.
A
Subjectivity and Objectivity in Sport
Chair: Sigmund Loland, Norwegian University of Sport and Physical Education
Presenters
Vegard Fusche Moe, Norwegian University of Sport and Physical Education
“The
internal and external approach to movements in sports: some comments”
Danny
Rosenberg, Brock University
“The
Challenge of Levinas for Sport”
B
Moral Education and Other
Values in Sport
Chair: Peter Arnold,
University of Edinburgh
Presenters
Jim
Parry, Leeds University
“Values
and Football”
M.
Andrew Holowchak, Ohio University
“Aggression,
Gender, and Sport: Reflections on Sport as a Means to Moral Education”
10-10.30 a.m.
Refreshment Break
10.30-12 a.m.
A
Sport Technology
Chair: Claudio
Tamburrini, Gothenburg University
Sigmund
Loland, Norwegian University of Sport and Physical Education
“Sport
Technology: A Moral View”
Sharon
Stoll, Jennifer Beller, and Chelsea Herman, University of Idaho
“Advanced material engineers…why they need sport philosophers. A real-world example of Aristotle’s market place put to practice."
B
Sport and Aesthetics
Chair: Sheryle
Drewe, University of Manitoba
Presenters
Peter
Arnold, University of Edinburgh
“Education
and the Art of Dance”
Spencer
K. Wertz, Texas Christian University
“Are
There True Judges in Sport? David
Hume Meets Roger Angell”
noon-1 p.m.
Lunch meeting of JPS Editorial Review Board
1-2.30 p.m.
A
Sport and Moral Psychology
Chair: Spencer
K. Wertz, Texas Christian University
Presenters
Jeffrey
P. Fry, Ball State University
“On
Playing with Emotion”
Gunnar
Breivik, Norwegian University of Sport and Physical Education
“Generosity
as a Principle in Elite Sport”
B
Conduct
of Athletes and Other Professionals in Sport
Chair: Karin
Volkwein, West Chester University
Presenters
Yotam
Lurie, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
“The
Ontology of Sport Injuries: Professional Ethics in Sports Medicine”
Andy Rudd (Western Oregon University) and Sharon Stoll (University of Idaho)
“Sport
as a Moral Practice Versus a Social Practice: A Conflict Between Sport
Academicians and Sport Practitioners”
2.30-4 p.m.
A
Sport and Society
Chair: Nicholas
Dixon, Alma College
Presenters
Robert
L. Simon, Hamilton College
“Intercollegiate
Athletics and ‘The Game of Life’”
Jan
Boxill, University of North Carolina
“Sport
as a Public Forum for Ethics."
B
Definition of Sport
Chair: Alun
Hardman, Cheltenham & Gloucester College of Higher Education
Presenters
Leo
Hsu, Leeds University
“Revisiting
the Tricky Triad”
Douglas
W. McLaughlin, Pennsylvania State University
“Games,
Rules, and Experience: An Alternative Reading of Suits."
4.15-5
p.m.
Mike McNamee, Cheltenham & Gloucester College of Higher Education
Presidential
Address: “Sporting Schadenfreude: Notes on the
Emotional Economy of Injury Infliction"
8.30-10 a.m.
A
Criteria for Evaluating Sport
Chair: William J. Morgan,
University of Tennessee
Presenters
Heather
Sheridan, Cheltenham & Gloucester College of Higher Education
“How
to think critically about the ethical norms of tennis: a Walzerian analysis”
Alun
R. Hardman, Cheltenham & Gloucester College of Higher Education
“Sport
and Reflective Ethnocentrism: What Lies Beyond the Gratuitous Logic of
Sport?”
B
Competition
Chair: Gunnar
Breivik, Norwegian University of Sport and Physical Education
Presenters
Scott
Kretchmar, Pennsylvania State University
“In
Defense of Winning”
Norman
Fischer, Clark-Atlanta University
“The
Place of the Language of War in Sport."
10-10.30 a.m.
Refreshment Break
10.30-12 a.m.
A
Methodology and Pedagogy
Chair: Jim Parry, Leeds
University
Presenters
Claudia
Pawlenka, Eberhard-Karls-Universitat Tübingen
“Utilitarianism
as the Adequate Approach to Ethics of High Performance Sports”
Mike
McNamee (moderator), Alun Hardman, Scott Kretchmar, Sigmund Loland, Heather
Reid
Roundtable
discussion on “Pedagogy in the Philosophy of Sport: Professional and
Curricular Development Issues."
B
Relationship Between
Athletes and Coaches/Physicians
Chair: Sharon
Stoll, University of Idaho
Presenters
Sheryle
Bergmann-Drewe, University of Manitoba
“The
Coach-Athlete Relationship: How Close is Too Close?”
Katrin
Jung, University of Western Ontario
“A
critical analysis of the health and sport system using the philosophical
concept of autonomy."
1-3.15 p.m.
A
Gender Issues
Chair: Jan Boxill,
University of North Carolina
Presenters
Karin
A. E. Volkwein, West Chester University
“Gender
Barriers in Sport and Physical Activity”
Charlene
Weaving, University of Western Ontario
“The
sexualization of women athletes: contact sports and emerging new sports versus
the image of an ‘ideal woman’”
Claudio
Tamburrini, Gothenburg University
“What’s Wrong with the Body Exposition of Female Sport Stars?
B
Performance-Enhancing
Drugs
Chair:
M. Andrew Holowchak, Ohio University
Presenters
Nicholas
Dixon, Alma College
“Performance-Enhancing
Drugs, Paternalism, and Harm to Others”
Angela
J. Schneider and Robert B. Butcher, University of Western Ontario
“Doping
Revisited: An Ethical and Metaphysical Analysis of the World Anti-Doping
Agency’s New Anti-Doping Code”
Heather
Reid, Morningside College
“An
Epistemological Argument Against Doping in Sport."
3.15-5 p.m.
Business meeting (open to all IAPS members)
7 p.m.
Conference Banquet
9.15-10 a.m.
A
Sport and Moral Education
Chair: Jeffrey Fry, Ball
State University
Presenter
Matt
Stolick, University of Findlay
“Emile
II: Teaching Children Moral Lessons through Sports Participation."
8.30-10
a.m.
B
Beauty and Suffering in Sport
Chair: John
Charles, College of William and Mary
Presenters
Maria
Regina Damasio, Rio de Janeiro State University
“Suffering
as a Necessity in Physical Training”
João
Ricardo Moderno, Rio de Janeiro State University
“Aesthetics
of Football: Luigi Pareyson’s Formativity Theory and Football-Art”
10-10.30 a.m. Refreshment Break
10.30-12 a.m.
A
Right Action in Sport
Chair: Angela
Schneider, University of Western Ontario
Presenters
Deb
Vossen, St. Francis Xavier University
“Definitions,
Equivocations and Dichotomizations: A Review of the Fair Play Literature”
Neil
T. Laughlin, University of San Francisco
“Ethical
Tenets of Thomism: Implications for Sport”
B
Violence
in Hockey and Other Sports
Chair: Heather
Reid, Morningside College
Presenters
Philip
Sullivan, Brock University
“Applying
the Prisoner’s Dilemma to Instigatory Fighting in the National Hockey
League”
Ken
Nickel, University of Western Ontario
“The
Consent Defense: Challenges for Adjudicating Harmful Actions in Sport”