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Contents |
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Figures |
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Contributors |
10 |
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Acknowledgements |
14 |
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1 Adventurous activity, prudent planners and risk |
16 |
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2 The quest for excitement and the safe society |
25 |
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3 Legislators and interpreters: An examination of changes in philosophical interpretations of ‘being a mountaineer’ |
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4 Philosophy outdoors: First person physical |
58 |
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5 Adventure, climbing excellence and the practice of ‘bolting’ |
71 |
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6 Reading water: Risk, intuition, and insight |
86 |
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7 Nature and risk in adventure sports |
95 |
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8 Aesthetic and ethical issues concerning sport in wilder places |
109 |
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9 Outline of a phenomenology of snowboarding |
121 |
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10 The performative avant-garde and action sports: Vedic philosophy in a postmodern world |
133 |
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11 Extreme sports and the ontology of experience |
153 |
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12 Kant goes skydiving: Understanding the extreme by way of the sublime |
164 |
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13 Can BASEjumping be morally defended? |
183 |
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14 Walking the edge |
201 |
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Index |
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