A Phenomenological and Physiological Approach to Embodied Rilkean Sport-Specific Perception

Sport, Ethics and Philosophy 14 (1):62-75 (2018)
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In a recent paper, I developed and introduced embodied Rilkean sport-specific knowledge into the current sports knowledge philosophical debate. The existence of embodied Rilkean sport-specific know...

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