KINE 3303 As philosophy and sport emerge after World War II, both…

KINE 3303 As philosophy and sport emerge after World War II, both…

KINE 3303

As philosophy and sport emerge after World War II, both were profoundly changed. In philosophy, the rise of phenomenology offered a new way of investigating the world. Here some philosophers broke with rationality and began valuing the subjective experience. Rather than acting like we are all detached computers able to reason objectively, philosophers began considering how we live in the world. For human movement, the emphasis on living in (from) our bodies and learning new movements started new ways of understanding the nature of the human person. Ideas about tacit knowledge, habits, and intuition gained greater hold in kinesiology with applications to areas such as motor learning, motor control, sport and exercise psychology, and pedagogy.

For Question 2, compare and contrast the philosophy of Holism (chapter 10) and the philosophy of Phenomenology.

     Differences of Holism and Phenomenology

    Similarities of Holism and Phenomenology