Sport, Professionalism and Pain (Ethics and Sport)
Sport, Professionalism and Pain examines the relationship between athletic practice, professional identity, and experiences of pain. Presented within the Ethics and Sport series, it offers a focused contribution to discussion of the ethical and social issues that shape modern sport.
About This Book
Sport, Professionalism and Pain explores three closely related themes within the field of sports ethics.
The book considers professionalism as a central aspect of sporting life and practice.
It also examines pain as an important subject in understanding sport and its ethical dimensions.
Suitable for readers interested in the ethical, social, and professional questions surrounding sport.
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