Psychology, Ethics and Sports::Back to an Aristotelian "museum of normalcy"

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• In this paper we critically evaluate a range of scientific research that attempts to explore the issues of moral development and education in and through sport. We trace historically the theoretical roots of the research in the work of mainstream developmental psychologists Piaget, Kohlberg and Haan and articulate their attachments to different moral theories in a way that is not made clear in the sports related research. We show how their theoretical and methodological commitments necessarily alter the efficacy of the data and conclusions of the subsequent sports psychological research. In contrast, we set out an alternative moral developmental picture based on Aristotelian thought. We argue that it offers a richer picture of moral agency based on the capacities of perception, emotion and deliberation and an accommodation of the importance of the ethos or moral atmosphere of particular sporting contexts.

• Japan Society of Physical Education, Health and Sport Sciencesの論文

著者

• Jones Carwyn

  University of Gloucestershire

• Duda Joan

  University of Birmingham

• McNamee Mike

  University of Gloucestershire

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