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My book Knowing the Score was published in May 2017. It looks at a range of sporting themes from a philosophical angle, and explores a range of philosophical topics as they arise in sporting contexts. As the dust jacket says: 'It is perfect reading for armchair philosophers and sporting enthusiasts alike.'
That's the US edition on the left, with the UK edition on the right.
Much of the the book is loosely based on material I have posted on this blog over the past few years. This material will no longer be available here, though I have left up a couple of posts that weren't used for the book. (I have also preserved the old list of 'Previous Posts' on the right, as a memento, and as a taster for the book, but only 6 & 17 (which weren't used in the book) are still live links. If by any chance somebody wants to check something from the removed posts, just ask--I can still access them myself.)
13 Comments
4/9/2017 02:09:06 am
Hi David,
Nick Pilgrim
20/10/2018 06:51:52 am
Hi David. Any chance of getting a copy of mutual aid and the art of road cycle racing. I race myself, face quite a few challenges with trying to compete in the face of doping in amateur races, and my son is doing a school project on cycling and individual/social responsibility... Thanks! Nick 7/5/2023 01:06:05 am
Thank you for sharing the information about your book "Knowing the Score". It sounds like a fascinating read for both sports enthusiasts and armchair philosophers. Congratulations on its publication! 18/3/2024 06:57:57 pm
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