Titlebook: Athletic Enhancement, Human Nature and Ethics; Threats and Opportun Jan Tolleneer,Sigrid Sterckx,Pieter Bonte Book 2013 Springer Science+Bu

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Is Human Enhancement Unnatural and Would This Be an Ethical Problem?al’ state of the human body (in the sense of Boorse’s theory) in contrast to non-therapeutic body modifications can indeed have some normative implications, i.e. that doping interventions which interfere with the body’s natural state may be dangerous and therefore also unethical regarding the interests of the concerned person.

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Toward a Situated and Dynamic Understanding of Doping Behaviorsnamic, extended and distributed athletic activity system. In contrast, but not in opposition, to an ethical approach of “clean” sport based on general moral principles, such as respect for equal opportunity in competition, a dynamic and situated anti-doping ethics in sport can thus be built in close relationship with athletes’ activity.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-007-5101-9Anti-doping ethics; Athletic Enhancement; Doping in sports; Human Nature and enchancement; Sports Ethics

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The Invisible Hand versus the Iron Fisteach other. The five categories of the model are based on the question of what precisely is at issue when athletes take or reject performance-enhancing substances. Both pro-doping and anti-doping arguments are related to the (dis)respect shown by the athlete to (1) himself, (2) other athletes, (3) t

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Aristotle and the Discovery of Determinism seems to have a moral bonus. However, this bonus is far from self-evident, because the natural can be seen as morally neutral and has positive as well as negative consequences for human life circumstances. In the case of human beings, it is also difficult to define, what their actual nature is, bec