Running and Philosophy: A Marathon for the Mind (Blackwell Philosophy and Pop Culture)
Running and Philosophy considers the marathon as both a physical challenge and an opportunity for deeper thought. Michael W. Austin brings philosophical reflection to the experience of running, connecting an everyday athletic pursuit with questions about the mind, meaning, and personal experience.
About This Book
Running and Philosophy explores the relationship between athletic practice and philosophical thought.
Framed around the experience of running and the marathon, the book considers how physical effort can prompt reflection on the mind, meaning, and human experience.
As part of the Blackwell Philosophy and Pop Culture series, it presents philosophy through an accessible cultural subject.
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