Sport Ethics and Neurophilosophy

<p>The growth of neuroscience and the spread of general interest in the brain have prompted concern for ethical issues posed by neuroscientists. Despite the growing interest in the brain, neuroscience, and the profound issues that neuroscience raises, up to this point, relatively little attention has been given to, broadly speaking, neurophilosophical reflection on the brain in the context of sport. This book seeks to address this gap. </p><p></p><p>Sport abounds with issues ripe for neurophilosophical treatment. Human movement, intentionality, cognition, cooperation, and vulnerability to injury directly and indirectly implicate the brain, and feature prominently in sport. This innovative volume comprises chapters by a team of international scholars who have written on a wide variety of topics at the intersection of sport, ethics, and neurophilosophy. Not only are the issues presented here of pressing philosophical and practical concerns, they also represent a new mode of fluid interaction between science and philosophy for the future of sports scholarship.</p><p></p><p>This book was originally published as a special issue of the journal <i>Sport, Ethics and Philosophy.</i> </p> <p>1. Sport, Ethics, and Neurophilosophy <i>Jeffrey P. Fry and Mike McNamee </i>2. Ethics, Brain Injuries, and Sports: Prohibition, Reform, and Prudence <i>Francisco Javier Lopez Frias and Mike McNamee </i>3. Governing sporting brains: concussion, neuroscience, and the biopolitical regulation of sport <i>Jennifer Hardes </i>4. Two Kinds of Brain Injury in Sport <i>Jeffrey P. Fry </i>5. On the Compatibility of Brain Enhancement and the Internal Values of Sport <i>Alberto Carrio Sampedro and José Luis Pérez Triviño </i>6. Skiing and its Discontents: Assessing the <i>Turist</i> Experience from a Psychoanalytical, a Neuroscientific and a Sport Philosophical Perspective <i>Hub Zwart </i>7. Intentional and Skillful Neurons <i>Jens Erling Birch </i>8. Team Spirit, Team Chemistry, and Neuroethics <i>Andrew Fiala </i>9. High-level Enactive and Embodied Cognition in Expert Sport Performance <i>Kevin Krein and Jesús Ilundáin-Agurruza </i>10. Neuropsychology Behind the Plate <i>Jordan Edmund DeLong </i>11. Appendix: An Interview with Leonardo Fogassi <i>Jens Erling Birch</i></p>