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Ancient Olympic Philosophy: Sport, Athletes, Excellence, Women, Beauty, Fairness, Peace
Ancient Olympia is not just the birthplace of the Olympic Games, it is also the origin of philosophical ideas about sport and humanity that resonate even today. Written for non-specialists who are nevertheless curious about the link between ancient and modern sport, this short book combines the philosophy of Plato and Aristotle with the art, archaeology, and history of Olympia to offer ancient Greek insight on the nature of sport, athletes, and human excellence, as well as the less-expected topics of women, beauty, fairness, and peace.
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