Ethics and sport
Keywords:
Olympism, elitism, crisis of morals, chaotic marketAbstract
Th e original meaning of the term 'sport', Olympism and elite sports is retrieved (An analytic and Continental approach, McNamee,2008) and in Croatia V. Janković,1967.Th e crisis of sports is due to problems of boundaries, sports are no longer autonomous, and they are not healthy. Crumbling sports ethics is conditioned by the mercilessness of economic markets.Solutions:- a call for an alignment of moral norms in all sectors of society - the regulation of free economic markets is a condition for the possibility of sports ' becom-ing recreational, that is, for sports to help gain physical strength and psychic energy, rather than producing a dangerous mass hysteria.
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2022-08-31
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