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Philosophy, Risk and Adventure Sports
Mike J. McNamee (ed.)
London ;Routledge (2007)
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This collection of essays is the first single-source treatment of adventure sports from an exclusively philosophical standpoint, offering students a uniquely ...Author Profiles
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Legislators and interpreters : An examination of changes in philosophical interpretations of being a mountaineer. (pages 25)Paul Beedie
Adventure, climbing excellence and the practice of bolting. (pages 56)Simon Robertson & Philip A. Ebert
Adventure, climbing excellence and the practice of bolting. (pages 56)Philip Ebert & Simon Robertson
The performative avant-garde and action sports : Vedic philosophy in a postmodern world. (pages 118)Robert E. Rinehart
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