BOOKS
Books Single authored
15 |
2019 |
Philosophy and the ‘dazzling ideal’ of science. Palgrave/Macmillan: pp. 327 (ISBN 978-3-030-21674-0) |
14 |
2019 |
Wittgenstein on mind, meaning and context: Seven essays. Pageantry Press: pp. 305 (ISBN 978-0-578-43660-9) |
13 |
2018 |
Dance and the philosophy of action. Dance Books: pp. 342 (ISBN 978-185273-178-6) |
12 |
2015 |
How to do philosophy: A Wittgensteinian reading of Wittgenstein. Cambridge Scholars Press pp. 404 (ISBN 978-1-4438-7459-5) |
11 |
2015 |
On sport and the philosophy of sport, Routledge pp. 233(ISBN 978-11389-0786-7) |
10 |
2011 |
The philosophical aesthetics of dance. Dance Books: pp. 342 (ISBN 978-185273-149-6) Winner 2010-2011 Selma Jean Cohen Prize, from American Society for Aesthetics |
9 |
2011 |
Artistic judgement: A framework for philosophical aesthetics. Springer: pp. 200. (ISBN 978-9400700307) |
8 |
2010 |
Truth, ethics & knowledge in sport research: an epistemology of sport. Routledge: pp. 215 (ISBN 978-0-415-49314-7) |
7 |
2004 |
The concept of dance education (Expanded Edition), Pageantry Press: pp. 312 (ISBN 0-99547147-09] |
6 |
2004 |
Sport, rules and values, Routledge: pp. 202 (ISBN 0-415-32964) |
5 |
2000 |
Free will, Acumen: pp. 184 (ISBN 1-902683-04-8). [in North America, McGill-Queens University Press] |
4 |
1994 |
The concept of dance education, Routledge: pp. 216+ (ISBN 0-415-08376-1). |
3 |
1992 |
Understanding dance. Routledge: pp. 339+ (ISBN 0-415-07809-1). |
2 |
1978 |
Much of Jackson Pollock is vivid wallpaper: the epistemology of aesthetic judgements. University Press of America: pp. 202. |
1 |
1977 |
Chelsea papers in human movement studies: Philosophy and movement, East Sussex College of Higher Education: pp. 96. |
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Books Edited
5 |
2003 |
[with Graham Berridge] editor, Partnerships in leisure: Sport, tourism and management, Leisure Studies Association: pp. 245+ (ISBN 00-906337-89-5). |
4 |
2000 |
[with Marc Keech] editor, Issues and values in sport and leisure cultures, Meyer & Meyer Verlag: pp. 285+ (ISBN 1-84126-055-X). |
3 |
1999 |
editor, Dance, education and philosophy, Meyer & Meyer Verlag: pp. 192+ (ISBN 1-84126-008-8). |
2 |
1995 |
[with Wilf Murphy & Garry Whannel] editor, Leisure cultures: Values, genders, lifestyles, Leisure Studies Association: pp. 308+ (ISBN 0-906337-65-8). |
1 |
1993 |
[with Alan Tomlinson] editor, Education, sport and leisure: Connections and controversies, University of Brighton (Chelsea School Topic Report): pp. 214+ (ISBN 1-871-96626-4): re-issued Meyer & Meyer Verlag, 1997 (ISBN 3-89124-442-8). |
PHILOSOPHY PAPERS IN REFEREED JOURNALS / BOOKS
87 |
2019 |
Audiences Appreciating Dances’, Midwest Studies in Philosophy, Vol. 44 No.1 pp. 196-226. [ISSN 1475-4975] |
86 |
2019 |
‘What ever happened to anti-essentialism?’, Aesthetic Investigations [On-line], Vol. 2, No. 2 pp. 196-226. |
85 |
2018 |
‘Occasions for making sense of sport’, Sport, Ethics and Philosophy Vol. 12 No. 4 pp. 435-452. [ISSN 1751-1321] |
84 |
2018 |
‘Thoughts on the nature of sport (and the philosophy of sport’, in W. J. Morgan (ed) Ethics in Sport [3rd edition]. Champaign, IL: Human Kinetics pp. 45-60 [ISBN 978-1-4925-5676-3] |
83 |
2018 |
‘Agency and intention without individualism: Some methodological pre-requisites’, in T. F. Carter, D. Burdsey, and M. Doigde (eds) Transforming Sport: Knowledges, Practices, Structures. Abingdon, Oxon: Routledge, 2018 pp. 37-49 [ISBN 978-1-138-05224-6] |
82 |
2017 |
‘Competition and fair play’ in M. Peter (ed.) Encyclopedia of Educational Philosophy and Theory: Philosophy of Sport Vol (ed. S Stulz) , Springer verlag pp. 1-6 [978-9812875877] |
81 |
2015 |
‘The Best way to locate a purpose in sport: In defence of a distinction in aesthetics’ [with Leon Culbertson] Aesthetic Investigations [On-line], Vol. 1, No. 2 pp. 191-213. |
80 |
2015 |
‘On the Category of “The Aesthetic”’ Aesthetic Investigations [On-line], Vol. 1, No. 1 pp. 59-72. |
79 |
2015 |
‘An Institutional Theory of Sport’, in M. McNamee & W. J. Morgan (eds) Routledge Handbook of the Philosophy of Sport, London: Routledge pp. 53-66. {ISBN 978-0-415-82980-9] |
78 |
2013 |
‘Making Sense of Philosophy of Sport’ Sport, Ethics and Philosophy Vo. 7 No. 4 pp. 412-429. [ISSN 1751-1321] |
77 |
2013 |
‘“Admirable legs”; or, Knowing “… the dancer from the dance” (or vice versa?)’ in B. Rowell, et al. (eds) Thinking Through Dance, Dance Books pp. 22-45. [ISBN 978-1852731656] |
76 |
2013 |
‘Dance’ in Routledge Companion to Aesthetics (3rd Edition), London: Routledge pp. 649-659. [ISBN 978-0-415-78287] |
75 |
2013 |
‘Obituary David Best’, Sport, Ethics and Philosophy Vol. 7 No.3 pp. 201-213. [ISSN 1751-1321] |
74 |
2013 |
‘Defusing dualism: John Martin on dance appreciation’, The Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism, Vol. 71, No. 2, Spring pp. 187-194. [ISSN 15406245] |
73 |
2013 |
’Officiating in aesthetic sports’ Journal of the Philosophy of Sport, Vol. 40 No 1 pp. 1-17. {ISSN 0094-8805] |
72 |
2012 |
‘In remembrance of dance lost’, Choros: International Journal of Dance [on-line] |
71 |
2011 |
‘Fairness, epistemology & rules: a prolegomenon to a philosophy of officiating?’ Journal of Philosophy of Sport, Vol. 38 No 2 pp. 229-253. [ISSN 0094-8705] |
70 |
2011 |
‘Olympism & sport’s intrinsic value’, Sport, Ethics and Philosophy (Special Edition on the Olympics) Vol. 6 No.2 pp. 201-213. [ISSN 1751-1321] |
69 |
2011 |
‘The promise of Olympism’, in J. Sugden & A. Tominson (eds) ) Watching the Olympics: Power, Politics and Representation. London: Routledge pp. 36-54. |
68 |
2011 |
‘Empathy: Inter-personal vs. artistic?’ in A. Coplan & P. Goldie (eds) Empathy: Philosophical and psychological approaches. Oxford: Clarendon Press pp. 185-208. [ISBN 978-0-19-953995-6]
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67 |
2010 |
‘Dance, dancers and subjectivity: Some questions about subjectivity and the performing arts” in Inma Alvarez, Hector Perez and Francisca Perez-Carreno (eds) Expression in the performing arts Newcastle Upon Tyne: Cambridge Scholars Publishing pp. 118-150. |
66 |
2010 |
‘Danse, Identité et Exécution’ (In French: trans. J. Beauquel) in J. Beauquel & R. Pouivet (Eds) Philosophie de la Danse. Rennes: Presses Universitaires de Rennes, 2010 pp. 143-166. [ISBN 978-2-7535-1133-0] |
65 |
2010 |
‘Defending the artist’s theory: Wollheim’s lost idea regained?’ Estetika, Vol XLVII/III No. 1 pp. 3-26. |
64 |
2009 |
‘Robin George Collingwood’ [in Serbian] in M. Suvakovic & A. Erjaved (eds) Figure u pokretu. Belgrade: Vujicic Kolekcija, pp. 87-99 [ISBN 978-86-87869-01-1] |
63 |
2009 |
‘The intrinsic value of sport: a reply to Culbertson’ Sport, Ethics and Philosophy, Vol. 3 No. 1 April pp. 19-29. [ISSN 1751-1321] |
62 |
2009 |
‘The friends of Jones’ paintings: A case of explanation in the Republic of Art’ Contemporary Aesthetics. [On-line] |
61 |
2007 |
‘Paradigms and possibilities: Or, some concerns for the study of sport from the philosophy of science’, Sport, Ethics and Philosophy, April, pp. 58-77 (ISSN 1751-1321) |
60 |
2006 |
‘Wollheim, Richard’ in S. Brown (ed.) Dictionary of Twentieth Century British Philosophers, Vol. 2, Thoemmes pp. 1166-1170. (ISBN 184371096X) |
59 |
2005 |
‘The artistic and the aesthetic’, British Journal of Aesthetics, Vol. 45 No 4, October pp. 368-387 (ISSN 0007-0904) |
58 |
2005 |
‘Art, understanding and historical character: a contribution to analytic aesthetics’, in K. Mey (ed.) Art in the making: Aesthetics, historicity and practice. Peter Lang: pp. 71-93. (ISBN 3-906764-93-1) |
57 |
2004 |
‘Wittgenstein and the arts: Understanding and performing’, in P. Lewis (ed.) Wittgenstein, aesthetics and philosophy, Ashgate: pp. 109-136. (ISBN 0-7546-0517-5) |
56 |
2004 |
‘Normativity, justification and (MacIntyrean) practices: Some thoughts on methodology for the philosophy of sport’, Journal of Philosophy of Sport, Vol. XXXI No.1 pp. 15-33. |
55 |
2004 |
‘Freedom, justice and illusion’, Res Publica. Vol 10, pp. 69-78. (ISSN 1356-4765) |
54 |
2003 |
‘Art, audience and understanding: the case of dance’, The Nordic Journal of Aesthetics, Vol 27 pp. 143-158. (ISSN 0284-7698) |
53 |
2003 |
‘Art, essence and Wittgenstein’, in S. Davies & A. Sukla (eds.) Art and essence, Praeger: pp. 17-38. (ISBN 0-275-97766-8) |
52 |
2003 |
‘Cognitivism and dance experience’, in A. C. Sukla (ed.) Aesthetic experience, Praeger: pp. 121-143. (ISBN 0-275-97394-8) |
51 |
2002 |
‘Context, audience and understanding’, in F. van Peperstraten (ed.) Jaarboek voor Esthetica 2002, pp. 111-125. (ISSN 1568-2250) |
50 |
2001 |
‘Wittgenstein, performing art and action’, in M. Turvey & R. Allen (eds.) Wittgenstein theory and the arts, Routledge: pp. 92-116. (ISBN 0-415-22875-1) |
49 |
2001 |
‘Wollheim on expression (and representation)’, in R. Van Gerwen (ed.) Richard Wollheim and the art of painting, Cambridge University Press: pp. 151-168. (ISBN 0-521-80174-5) |
48 |
2000 |
‘The aesthetics of dance’, in B. Gaut & D. Lopes (ed.) Routledge companion to aesthetics, Routledge: pp. 545-556. (ISBN 0-415-20737-1) |
47 |
2000 |
‘Spoiling: an indirect reflection of sport’s moral imperative?’, in C. Tamburrini and T. Tannsjo (eds.) Values in sport, Spon/Routledge: pp. 172-182. (ISBN 0-419-25360-2) |
46 |
1999 |
‘Wittgenstein on art and aspects’, Philosophical Investigations Vol. 22: pp. 262-284. (ISSN 0190-0536). |
45 |
1999 |
‘Technicality, philosophy and dance-study’, in G. McFee (ed.) Dance, education and philosophy, Meyer & Meyer: pp. 155-185. (ISBN 1-84126-008-8) . |
44 |
1999 |
‘Introduction: thinking through dance studies’, in G. McFee (ed.) Dance, education and philosophy, Meyer & Meyer: pp. 1-11. (ISBN 1-84126-008-8). |
43 |
1998 |
‘Truth, arts education and the postmodern condition’, in D. Carr (ed.) Education, knowledge and truth: Beyond the postmodern impasse, Routledge: pp. 80-95. (ISBN 0-415-16317-X). |
42 |
1998 |
‘Are there philosophical issues in respect of sport (other than ethical ones)?’, in M. McNamee and J. Parry (eds.) Ethics and sport, E & FN Spon, Chapman & Hall: pp. 3-18. (ISBN 0-419-21510-7). |
41 |
1998 |
‘Everything you ever wanted to know about … Wittgenstein’, Philosophical Society for the Study of Sport Newsletter, July: pp. 12-18. |
40 |
1998 |
‘Dance, aesthetics of’, in E. Craig (ed.) Routledge encyclopaedia of philosophy Volume 2, London: Routledge: pp. 774-777. (ISBN 0415-073-103). |
39 |
1998 |
‘Dance: contemporary themes’, in M. Kelly (ed.) Encyclopedia of aesthetics Volume 1, Oxford University Press: pp. 494-497. (ISBN 0-19-512645-9). |
38 |
1998 |
‘Dance criticism’, in M. Kelly (ed.) Encyclopedia of aesthetics Volume 1, Oxford University Press: pp. 469-471. (ISBN 0-19-512645-9). |
37 |
1997 |
‘Meaning and the art-status of music alone’, British Journal of Aesthetics. Vol. 37: pp. 31-46. (ISSN70007-0904).
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36 |
1996 |
‘Bradley, possibility and a question-and-answer logic’, in W. Mander (ed.) Perspectives on the logic and metaphysics of F H Bradley, Thoemmes Press pp. 269-287 (ISBN 1-85506-433-2). |
35 |
1996 |
‘Postmodernism, dance and post-industrial society’ in R. Gill (ed.) Information society: New media, ethics and postmodernism, Springer-Verlag: pp. 342-354 (ISBN 3-540-76036-9). |
34 |
1995 |
‘Ethics and sport: some reflections’,in A. Tomlinson and S. Fleming (eds.) Ethics, sport and leisure: Crises and critiques (CSRC Topic Report 5), University of Brighton: pp. xv-xx (ISBN 1-871-966-41-8); re-issue Meyer & Meyer Verlag, 1997 (ISBN 3-89124-441-X). |
33 |
1995 |
‘Back to the future: a reply to Sharpe’, British Journal of Aesthetics. Vol. 35 pp. 278-283. (ISSN 0007-0904). |
32 |
1994 |
‘Was that Swan Lake I saw you at last night?’, Dance Research Vol.12: pp. 20-40 (ISSN 026502875). |
31 |
1994 |
‘Pictorial representation in art’, British Journal of Aesthetics. Vol. 34: pp. 35-47. (ISSN 0007-0904). |
30 |
1993 |
‘The surface grammar of dreaming’, Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society, 1993/4: pp. 95-115. (ISBN 0-907111-30-0; ISSN 0066-7374). |
29 |
1992 |
‘Collingwood: the idea of a ‘late’ aesthetics’, Idealistic Studies. Vol. 22: pp. 142-162 (ISSN 0046-8541). |
28 |
1992 |
‘The historical character of art: a re-appraisal’, British Journal of Aesthetics: pp. 307–319. (ISSN 0007-0904). |
27 |
1990 |
‘Davies’ replies: a response’, Grazer Philosophische Studien: pp. 177–184. |
26 |
1990 |
‘Wittgenstein: Understanding and intuitive awareness’, in R. Haller and J. Brandl (eds.) Wittgenstein: Towards a re-evaluation Vol. 2, Holder-Pichler-Tempsky: pp. 37–46. |
25 |
1989 |
‘Expression in dance’, Laban Centre: Working Papers on Dance Studies Vol.2: pp. 44–64. |
24 |
1989 |
‘The logic of appreciation in the Republic of Art’, British Journal of Aesthetics: pp. 230–238. |
23 |
1988 |
‘Dance is a performing art’, R. Woodfield (ed.) Proceedings of International Conference on Aesthetics, Nottingham Polytechnic Press. |
22 |
1988 |
‘Art, education and life-issues’, Journal of Aesthetic Education: pp. 37–48. |
21 |
1986 |
‘Criticism and the understanding of dance’, Proceedings of the Commonwealth Conference: pp. 271–286. |
20 |
1986 |
‘Criticism and perception’, British Journal of Aesthetics: pp. 26–38. |
19 |
1985 |
‘Wollheim and the institutional theory of art’, Philosophical Quarterly: pp. 179–185. |
18 |
1984 |
‘How to be an idealist (II)’, Idealistic Studies: pp. 41–53. |
17 |
1984 |
‘Wisdom on aesthetics: superstructure and substructure’, in I. Dilman (ed.) Philosophy and life: essays on John Wisdom, Martinus Nijhoff: pp. 83–122. |
16 |
1983 |
‘Malcolm’s dreams of the future’, Philosophical Enquiry: pp. 159–167. |
15 |
1983 |
‘The notion of action: some second thoughts on determinism’, Momentum: pp. 12–18. |
14 |
1983 |
‘The language of dance: modelling, misunderstanding and education’, Collected Conference Papers on Dance Vol.3, NATFHE (Dance Section): pp. 78–100. |
13 |
1983 |
‘On the very idea of a kinaesthetic sense’, Southern Dance Teachers Association Magazine (Spring): pp. 20–31. |
12 |
1982 |
‘Bride of “Understanding dance” revisited’, Carnegie Research Papers: pp. 21–24. |
11 |
1981 |
‘Psychology, aesthetics and Richard Wollheim’, Philosophical Enquiry: pp. 99–109. |
10 |
1981 |
‘Daughter of “Understanding dance” (style & technique)’, Carnegie Research Papers: pp. 13–20. |
9 |
1981 |
‘How to be an idealist’, Idealistic Studies: pp. 280–285. |
8 |
1981 |
‘The interpretation of Wittgenstein’, Mind: pp. 592–599. |
7 |
1980 |
‘The fraudulent in art’, British Journal of Aesthetics: pp. 215–228. |
6 |
1980 |
‘The historicity of art’, Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism: pp. 307–324. |
5 |
1980 |
‘Subjectivity and aesthetics’, Momentum: pp. 33–39. |
4 |
1979 |
‘Dance to learn?’, Proceedings of 1st Dance and the Child International Conference: pp. 80–105. |
3 |
1979 |
‘Bride of “Understanding dance”’, Carnegie Research Papers: pp. 33–41. |
2 |
1978 |
‘Understanding dance’, Research Papers in Physical Education’: pp. 52–58. |
1 |
1978 |
‘Adam made me’, British Journal of Aesthetics: pp. 373–377. |
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90 |
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‘Dance: Contemporary Themes’ in M. Kelly, (ed.) Encyclopedia of Aesthetics, OUP, 2nd Edition [see 39 above] |
89 |
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‘Dance Criticism’ in M. Kelly, (ed.) Encyclopedia of Aesthetics, OUP, 2nd Edition [see 38 above] |
88 |
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‘Dance & Normativity’ in Rebecca Farinas: (ed) |
RECENT REVIEW ARTICLES:
87 |
2014 |
Review: David Davies The Philosophy of the Performing Arts, in The Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism, Vol. 72, No. 2, Spring pp. 212-214. [ISSN 15406245] |
86 |
2017 |
Review: Thomas E. Wartenberg Mel Bochner: Illustrating Philosophy, in The Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism, Vol. 75, No. 1, Winter pp. 94-97. [ISSN 15406245] |
85 |
2017 |
Review-article: Gray Kemp & Gabriele Mras (eds) Wollheim, Wittgenstein and Pictorial Repreentation, in Estetika pp. 293-309. [ISSN 0014-1291] |
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INTERDISCIPLINARY PAPERS IN REFEREED JOURNALS / BOOKS
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26 |
2014 |
‘Ethical considerations’ in L. Neilson et al. (eds) Research Methods in Sports Coaching, Routledge pp. 98-108. [ISBN 978-0-415-62682-8] |
25 |
2012 |
‘Research subjects, voluntary informed consent, and ethical covert research’ in A. Adams & K. Spracklen (eds) Sport and Leisure: Ethics, Rights and Relationships, Leisure Studies Association: pp. 15-28. (ISBN 978-905369-010). |
24 |
2009 |
‘The epistemology of qualitative research into sport: ethical and erotetic?’, Qualitative Research in Sport and Exercise, Vol. 1, No. 3, November pp. 297-311. (ISSN 1939-8441) |
23 |
2006 |
‘Ethical considerations and voluntary informed consent in research in sport’, in S. Fleming & F. Jordan (eds) Ethical Issues in Leisure Research, Leisure Studies Association: pp. 13-30 (ISBN 978-905369-010) |
22 |
2006 |
‘Right reason: searching for truth in the sport and exercise sciences’, European Journal of Sport Science Vol. 6, pp. 65-70 (ISSN 1746-1391) |
21 |
2004 |
‘Why don’t sports psychologists consider Freud?’, in M. McNamee (ed.) Philosophy and the sciences of exercise, health and sport, Routledge: pp. 85-116. (ISBN 0-415-35340-8) |
20 |
2003 |
‘Partnering is such sweet sorrow: some perils of partnership’, in G. Berridge & G. McFee (eds.) Partnerships in leisure: Sport, tourism and management, Leisure Studies Association: pp. 11-26 (ISBN 00-906337-89-5) |
19 |
2002 |
‘It’s not a game: The place of philosophy in the study of sport’, in J. Sugden & A. Tomlinson (eds.) Power games: Towards a critical sociology of sport, Routledge: pp. 117-137 (ISBN 0-415-25100-1) |
18 |
2000 |
‘Sport — A Moral Laboratory?’ in M. McNamee, C. Jennings & M. Reeves (eds.) Just leisure: policy, ethics and professionalism. Leisure Studies Association: pp. 153-168. (ISBN 0-906337-81) |
17 |
2000 |
‘Preface’ to Daniel Shaw A philosophical account of the nature of art appreciation, Edwin Mellor Press: pp. xii-xv. (ISBN 0-7734-7495-1) |
16 |
2000 |
‘Locating issues and values in sport and leisure cultures’ (with Marc Keech) in M. Keech & G. McFee (eds.) Issues and values in sport and leisure cultures, Meyer & Meyer Verlag: pp. 1-23 (ISBN 1-84126-055-X). |
15 |
2000 |
‘The persistence of value: an Olympic case-study’ in M. Keech & G. McFee (eds.) Issues and values in sport and leisure cultures, Meyer & Meyer Verlag: pp. 255-278 (ISBN 1-84126-055-X). |
14 |
1999 |
‘Riefenstahl’s Olympia: ideology and aesthetics in the shaping of the Aryan athletic body’ (with Alan Tomlinson) International Journal of the History of Sport, Vol.16: pp. 86-106 (ISSN 0952-3367): and in J. A. Mangan (ed.) Shaping the superman, Cass: pp. 86-106. (ISBN 0-7146-80133). |
13 |
1995 |
‘Introduction’ (with Wilf Murphy & Garry Whannel), in McFee, Murphy and Whannel (eds.) Leisure cultures: Values, genders, lifestyles, Leisure Studies Association: pp. v-x (ISBN 0-906337-65-8) ]. |
12 |
1995 |
‘Informed consent? A case study from environmental physiology’ (with Paul McNaught-Davis), in A. Tomlinson and S. Fleming (eds.) Ethics, sport and leisure: crises and critiques (CSRC Topic Report 5), University of Brighton: pp. 111-125 (ISBN 1-871-966-41-8); re-issue Meyer & Meyer Verlag, 1997 (ISBN 3-89124-441-X) |
11 |
1995 |
‘Let’s hear it for the boys: dance, gender and education’ (with Fiona Smith), in A. Tomlinson (ed.) Gender, sport and leisure: continuities and challenges (CSRC Topic Report 4), University of Brighton: pp. 63-80 (ISBN 1-871-966-36-1); re-issue Meyer & Meyer Verlag, 1997 (ISBN 3-89124-443-6). |
10 |
1995 |
‘Notes on bodily culture and sport ideology: the case of Leni Riefenstahl’ (with Alan Tomlinson), in Charles Pigeassou (ed.) Entre Tradition et Modernite: Le Sport, IRS: pp. 229-234 (ISBN 2-9508780-0-8). |
9 |
1993 |
‘Education, art and the physical: the case of the academic study of dance — present and future’, in McFee and Tomlinson (eds.), Education, sport and leisure. |
8 |
1993 |
‘Curriculum change and critique: themes in the study of education, sport and leisure’, in McFee and Tomlinson (eds.), Education, sport and leisure . |
7 |
1993 |
‘Reflections on the nature of action research’, Cambridge Journal of Education. Vol. 23: pp. 173–183 (ISSN 0305-764X). |
6 |
1992 |
‘Triangulation in research: two confusions’, Educational Research. Vol. 34: pp. 215–219. (ISSN 0013-1881). |
5 |
1989 |
‘The concept of dance education’, together with ‘A reply to Professor Hirst’, in Collected Conference Papers on Dance No.4, NATFHE: pp. 15–37. |
4 |
1988 |
‘The Olympics as tourist event: an American in Athens, 1896’, in Alan Tomlinson (ed.) Sport and society: policy, politics and culture, Leisure Studies Association: 146–156. |
3 |
1986 |
‘Coaching: accreditation for a post-graduate profession’ (with J.P. McNaught-Davis), Proceedings of the Commonwealth Conference: pp. 157–169. |
2 |
1986 |
‘Goal of the month: fact or fiction, or when is a goal not a goal?’, Leisure Studies: pp. 159–173. |
1 |
1982 |
‘From silence to suicide’ (with Alan Tomlinson), [in French] Spirales: Journal International de Culture (June 1982); [in Italian] La Cultura, Spirali (1982): pp. 226–243. |
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PHILOSOPHY PRESENTATIONS AND UNREFEREED PUBLICATIONS
118 |
2018 |
‘Answerability and ‘the eye of the beholder’: On mis-perceiving the athletic body’, American Society for Aesthetics National Conference, Toronto, Canada, October. |
117 |
2018 |
‘Occasions for Making Sense of Sport: Celebrating Morgan’s View’, Conference on Rules, Conventions, and the Rhetoric of Sport, University of Southern California, March 8th. |
116 |
2017 |
‘Understanding Performance in the Performing Arts’, Dialogues on Dance, Philosophy and Performance in the Contemporary Neoliberal Moment, Coventry University Centre for Dance Research, June. |
115 |
2017 |
‘Dance and film: Seeing the dancework’, for Panel on Dance, Pacific Division, American Society for Aesthetics, Asilomar CA, April. {discussed in my absence}] |
114 |
2015 |
‘Wittgenstein’s transitions: What becomes of the verificationism?’, Sussex Philosophy Group, July. |
113 |
2014 |
‘An un-beautiful game’, Conference on Philosophy of Football, University of Kent, Canterbury, June. |
112 |
2014 |
‘Six (or seven) things Descartes dis not say’, Sussex Philosophy Group, July |
111 |
2014 |
‘Reply to Peter Kivy on “The Possible, the Probable and the Actual in Aristotle’s Poetics Book IX”, Pacific Division, American Society for Aesthetics, Asilomar CA, April. |
110 |
2013 |
‘Making sense of philosophy of sport’, Keynote address to International Association of Philosophy of Sport, California State University, Fullerton, Sept. |
109 |
2013 |
‘To dance is scientific: Humanistic understanding in dance studies and dance appreciation’, Coventry University Centre for Dance Research, June |
108 |
2011 |
‘In remembrance of dance past’, [as part of dance panel], Pacific Division, American Society for Aesthetics, Asilomar, CA, March. |
107 |
2011 |
‘Prolegomenon to the philosophy of officiating’, Chelsea Research Division seminar, University of Brighton, March |
106 |
2011 |
‘“Admirable legs”; or, Knowing “… the dancer from the dance” (or vice versa?)’, Key Note Address to conference: ‘Thinking Through Dance — The Philosophy of Dance Performance & Practices’, University of Roehampton, February. |
105 |
2010 |
‘Response to Derek Matravers “Narrative & Fiction”’, Pacific Division, American Society for Aesthetics, Asilomar, CA, April. |
104 |
2010 |
‘Wittgenstein, philosophy and performing art’, Royal Institute of Philosophy Lecture series, University of Roehampton, February |
103 |
2010 |
‘Choreographer’s intentions & dances’ interpretation’, University of Roehampton, February. |
102 |
2009 |
‘Six or seven things Descartes did not say’, Philosophy Department Colloquium, California State University Fullerton, September |
101 |
2009 |
‘The promise of Olympism’, Chelsea School Research Centre, University of Brighton, June. |
100 |
2009 |
‘The reality of “the unreality of time”’, Postgraduate research seminar, University of Oxford, May. |
99 |
2009 |
‘Dance, work-identity, and performance’, Royal Institute of Philosophy Lecture Series, University of Roehampton, February. |
98 |
2008 |
‘Dance, dancers and subjectivity: Some questions about subjectivity and the performing arts’, Keynote at “The Expression of Subjectivity in the Performing Arts”, International Conference, held at Universidad Politecnica de Valencia, Spain, November. |
97 |
2008 |
‘Defending ‘the artist’s theory’: Wollheim’s lost idea regained’, Conference on the Philosophy of Richard Wollheim, London, June. |
96 |
2008 |
‘Dance, identity and performance’, read University of Nancy, France, May |
95 |
2008 |
‘On the question; Why define art?’, Pacific Division, American Society for Aesthetics, Asilomar, CA, March. |
94 |
2009 |
‘Robustness & necessity in the Tractatus’ , University of Sussex, February. |
93 |
2008 |
‘Explanation in the Republic of Art: some considerations for an institutional account of art’, Philosophy Department, University of Washington, Seattle, January. |
92 |
2007 |
‘Artistic value: its scope and limits (and a little something about sport)’, Aesthetics and Beyond Conference, Liverpool Hope University, June. |
91 |
2007 |
‘The artistic and the aesthetic’, Conference: Aesthetics of Film and Literature, Osher Lifelong Learning Institute, Fullerton, CA, April |
90 |
2007 |
‘Performing danceworks: Some conceptual concerns’, Pacific Division, American Society for Aesthetics, Asilomar, CA, March. |
89 |
2007 |
‘Beyond compatibilist: the problems of freedom of action’, Philosophy Society, University of Brighton, Feb. |
88 |
2006 |
‘The metaphysics of artistic meaning’, conference Aesthetics and Metaphysics, University of Bremen, May. |
87 |
2006 |
‘Some thoughts on answering four questions key for arts education’, Philosophy of Education Society of Great Britain, Dundee, May. |
86 |
2006 |
‘Free will: the compatibilist solution?’, Open University , April.
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85 |
2006 |
‘Meaning and intention in dance’, Dance Dept., Roehampton University, March. |
84 |
2005 |
‘To sleep: perchance not to dream’, Philosophy colloquium, California State University Fullerton, October. |
83 |
2005 |
‘Paradigms and possibilities: an exercise in “soiling one’s own nest”’, British Philosophy of Sport Association National conference, Durham, May. |
82 |
2005 |
‘The artistic and the aesthetic’, Oxford University, May. |
81 |
2005 |
‘Free will: the compatibilist solution?’, Open University, Croydon, April |
80 |
2004 |
‘Free will: the compatibilist solution?’, Open University, Croydon, April |
79 |
2003 |
‘The republic of Terry Diffey ’, British Society of Aesthetics annual conference, Oxford, September |
78 |
2003 |
‘Why sport is not a (MacIntyrean) practice’, Keynote address, International Association for Philosophy of Sport conference, Cheltenham, September |
77 |
2003 |
‘The Value of Philosophy’, Conference for Students of A-level philosophy, Godalming, Surrey, March |
76 |
2003 |
‘Everything you ever wanted to know about Wittgenstein’, University of Brighton Philosophy Society, February |
75 |
2002 |
‘The Value of Aesthetics’, Nottingham High School, November. |
74 |
2002 |
‘Talking to Persons: A Philosophical Perspective’, Conference: “What is a Human Being?”, University of Brighton, April. |
73 |
2002 |
‘The Nature of Artistic Value: Response-Reliance and Phenomenology’, Annual conference of British Society for Phenomenology, Oxford, March. |
72 |
2001 |
‘Art, Audience and Understanding: The Case of Dance’, Conference ‘The Future of Dance’, University of Uppsala, Sweden, February. |
71 |
2000 |
‘Art, Audience and Understanding: The Case of Dance’, University of California, Riverside, November. |
70 |
2000 |
‘The Aesthetics of Dance’, California State University, San Diego, November. |
69 |
2000 |
‘On Art and the Mind’, National Conference, British Society of Aesthetics, Oxford, September. |
68 |
2000 |
‘Artistic value: some methodological reflections’, Anglo-French Aesthetics conference, Oxford, April. |
67 |
2000 |
‘Context, audience and understanding’, conference of Dutch Society for Analytic Aesthetics, Utrecht, February. |
66 |
1999 |
‘On art and the mind’, conference of Dutch Society for Analytic Aesthetics, Leuven, May. |
65 |
1998 |
‘Art and life: ethics and aesthetics are not one?’, conference on analytical ethics and aesthetics, University of Utrecht, December. |
64 |
1998 |
‘Wittgenstein and the arts: performing and interpreting’, Philosophy Society, St. David’s College, University of Wales Lampeter, November. |
63 |
1998 |
‘The artistic and the aesthetic’, National Conference of British Society of Aesthetics, Oxford, September. |
62 |
1998 |
‘Spoiling: an indirect reflection of sport’s moral imperative?’, Philosophical Society for Study of Sport/World Congress of Philosophy, August, Boston MA. |
61 |
1998 |
‘Art, understanding and historical character: a contribution to analytic aesthetics’, Theoros Conference, Dundee, May. |
60 |
1998 |
‘Wittgenstein, understanding and performing art’, Centre for Ideas and Society, University of California, Riverside, April. |
59 |
1998 |
‘Objectivity of artistic appreciation’, Cheltenham Philosophy Society, February. |
58 |
1997 |
‘Philosophical technicalities and the study of dance’, Symposium on Dance and Philosophy, University of Brighton, Eastbourne, December. |
57 |
1997 |
‘Wittgenstein and the arts; performing and understanding’, Royal Institute of Philosophy, Cardiff, November. |
56 |
1997 |
‘Wittgenstein on performing art’, National Conference of British Society of Aesthetics, Oxford, September.
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55 |
1997 |
‘Objectivity, action and art education’, invited presentation to “Philosophy, Culture and Education” Conference, Edinburgh, September. |
54 |
1997 |
‘Wollheim on expression (and representation)’, keynote presentation to conference on Aesthetics of Richard Wollheim, University of Utrecht, May. |
53 |
1996 |
‘Objectivity and imagination in arts education’, University of Wales Institute, Cardiff, November. |
52 |
1996 |
‘Postmodernism: some reflections on Putnam, Derrida and Austin’, invited presentation, University of Utrecht, October. |
51 |
1996 |
‘Art, beauty and the ethical’, Joint Conference of the British Society of Aesthetics/Dutch Society for Aesthetics, Antwerp, September. |
50 |
1996 |
‘Wittgenstein, systematicity and progress in philosophy’, invited presentation to Philosophy of Education Society, Wales, June. |
49 |
1996 |
‘A nasty accident with one’s flies: Or, life in philosophy’, inaugural lecture as Professor of Philosophy, University of Brighton, May. |
48 |
1996 |
‘Wittgenstein: Games, language-games and family resemblance’, Open University undergraduate Philosophy Society, March. |
47 |
1996 |
‘The persistence of value: an Olympic case-study’, Keynote address to Conference “Sport, Philosophy and the Olympics”, Woburn, March. |
46 |
1996 |
‘Freedom of the will: the problem of determinism’, Pepperdine University, California, March. |
45 |
1996 |
‘Art, beauty and the ethical’, invited presentation to Pepperdine University, Malibu California, March. |
44 |
1995 |
‘Meaning, and the art-status of music alone’, invited presentation to Hungarian Association for Aesthetics conference, “Musical Aesthetics”, Budapest, October 1995 . |
43 |
1995 |
‘Subjectivity and judgements of art’ and ‘The institutional theory of art’, both at Cardiff Institute of Higher Education, May 1995. |
42 |
1995 |
‘Are there philosophical issues in respect of sport (other than ethical ones)?’, invited speaker, Conference “Philosophical Issues in Physical Education and Sport”, Cardiff, March 1995. |
41 |
1994 |
‘Wittgenstein, art and philosophy’, University of Sussex Philosophy Society, December 1994. |
40 |
1994 |
‘Wittgenstein on art and aspects’, Conference of Hungarian Society for Aesthetics, Budapest, October 1994. |
39 |
1994 |
‘Meaning and truth in the arts’, Joint Conference of British Society of Aesthetics/Dutch Society of Aesthetics, Oxford, September 1994. |
38 |
1994 |
‘Postmodern dance and post-industrial society’, Conference on New Visions of the Post-Industrial Society, University of Brighton, July 1994. |
37 |
1994 |
‘The surface grammar of dreaming’, Aristotelian Society, January 1994. |
36 |
1993 |
‘Bradley, possibility and a question-and-answer logic’, International Bradley Colloquium, Merton College Oxford. |
35 |
1993 |
‘Was that Swan Lake I saw you at last night?’, Society for Dance Research. |
34 |
1993 |
‘Dance, art and understanding’, Nottingham Trent University. |
33 |
1992 |
‘Pictorial representation in art’, Joint Conference of the British Society for Aesthetics/the Scandinavian Society for Aesthetics. |
32 |
1991 |
‘Imagination and the understanding of art’, University of Nottingham Society for Aesthetics. |
31 |
1991 |
‘Wittgenstein, life and scholarship’, The Wittgenstein Memorial Address, Brighton Polytechnic. |
30 |
1990 |
‘Intention and understanding’, Philosophy Society, Brighton Polytechnic. |
29 |
1990 |
‘Some questions on the interpretation of Wittgenstein’, University of Oxford, Graduate Group. |
28 |
1990 |
‘Collingwood: the historical character of understanding’, History of Ideas Conference, University of Sussex. |
27 |
1989 |
‘A plausible institutional theory of art’, Philosophy Group, Open University. |
26 |
1989 |
‘The historical character of art—a re-appraisal’, Annual Conference of the British Society of Aesthetics.
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25 |
1989 |
‘Wittgenstein: understanding and intuitive awareness’, Centenary Conference, Austrian Wittgenstein Society, Kirchberg, Austria. |
24 |
1989 |
‘Collingwood, history and understanding’, Centenary Conference on the Philosophy of R.G. Collingwood, Pembroke College, Oxford. |
23 |
1988 |
‘Collingwood: the historical character of art’, Graduate Research Seminar, Teesside Polytechnic. |
22 |
1988 |
‘Dance is a performing art’, Conference of the International Society for Aesthetics, Nottingham. |
21 |
1988 |
‘A plausible institutional theory of art’, University of Sussex Philosophy Society (May, 1988); University of Nottingham Society for Aesthetics (May, 1988). |
20 |
1986 |
‘Art, education and life-issues’, Annual Conference of the British Society of Aesthetics. |
19 |
1986 |
‘Criticism and the understanding of dance’, Commonwealth Conference. |
18 |
1985 |
‘Phenomenology isn’t sick, just misunderstood’, Philosophy Society, California State University, Chico. |
17 |
1985 |
‘Personal identity: a problem of philosophical method’, Philosophy Society, California State University, Sacramento. |
16 |
1985 |
‘To be or not to be? That is not the android’s question’, SEAKE Conference: Artificial Intelligence for Society, Brighton Polytechnic. |
15 |
1985 |
‘Collingwood: the idea of a “late” aesthetics’, Conference on the Philosophy of R.G. Collingwood, University of London. |
14 |
1984 |
‘Criticism and perception’, Annual Conference of the British Society of Aesthetics. |
13 |
1983 |
‘Wisdom on aesthetics: superstructure and substructure’, International Conference on the Philosophy of John Wisdom, Trinity College, Cambridge. |
12 |
1983 |
‘Memory, technique and the philosophy of mind’, International Freudian Movement Conference, “Psychoanalysis”, Milan. |
11 |
1982 |
‘The language of dance: modelling, misunderstanding and education’, British Society of Aesthetics and NATFHE Dance Section Joint Conference. |
10 |
1982 |
‘Open texture’, Philosophy Society, Ben Gurion University of the Negev, Beer Sheva, Israel. |
9 |
1982 |
‘On the language of dance’, Zinman College of Physical Education, Wingate Institute, Israel. |
8 |
1982 |
‘On the very idea of a kinaesthetic sense’, Goldsmiths College, University of London, as part of the “Dance: A Philosophical View” Lecture Series. |
7 |
1981 |
‘Freud and the understanding of art: the historicity problem’, British Sociological Association Study Group on the Sociology of Art and Literature. |
6 |
1981 |
‘Daughter of “Understanding dance” (style and technique)’, Annual Conference of the British Society of Aesthetics. |
5 |
1979 |
‘A nasty accident with one’s flies’, Western Canadian Philosophical Association National Conference, Edmonton. |
4 |
1979 |
‘Art, vagueness and open texture’, North Western Philosophical Association National Conference, Corvalis, Oregon. |
3 |
1978 |
‘Dance and the child’, Dance and the Child Conference, Edmonton, Canada. |
2 |
1978 |
‘Understanding dance’, Conference of the Nature of Dance, ICA, London. |
1 |
1978 |
‘The modernity of the medievals’, East Sussex College of Higher Education “14th Century” Pamphlet. |
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1975 |
‘Art: definition and appreciation’, National Conference of British Society of Aesthetics, London, September. |
FORTHCOMING (to be updated)
INTERDISCIPLINARY PRESENTATIONS AND UNREFEREED PUBLICATIONS
18 |
2006 |
‘Paradigms and possibilities’, Congress of European College of Sport Science, Lausanne, July. |
17 |
2006 |
‘Paradigms and possibilities (II)’, Colloquium on Sport & Leisure Cultures, The Chelsea School, University of Brighton, May. |
16 |
2005 |
‘Ethical considerations and voluntary informed consent in research (in sport, etc.)’, Keynote to conference on ‘Ethical Issues in Leisure Research’, University of Gloucestershire, March |
15 |
2005 |
‘Research quality and qualitative research in sport’, Loughborough University, February. |
14 |
2004 |
‘Right reason: searching for truth in the sport and exercise sciences’, 9th annual conference of the European College of Sport Science, 3rd-6th July, Clermont Ferrand, France. |
13 |
2004 |
‘The quest for understanding sport: Generating knowledge through researching art and action’, keynote address to the 1st International Conference for Qualitative Research in Sport and Exercise, Liverpool John Moores University, 18th May. |
12 |
2001 |
‘Partnering is such sweet sorrow: some perils of partnerships’, Keynote address to Leisure Studies Association Conference, July. |
11 |
1999 |
‘Sport: a moral laboratory?’, Keynote address to Leisure Studies Association Conference, ‘Just Leisure’, July. |
10 |
1998 |
‘Taking (Olympic) sport seriously’, Centre for the Study of Sport and Society, University of Warwick, February. |
9 |
1997 |
‘The moral laboratory: a consideration of sport’, Research Seminar Series, University of Brighton. |
8 |
1995 |
‘Creativity and the teaching of arts activities’, Nottingham Trent University, February 1995. |
7 |
1994 |
‘Creativity, seeing and making’, Conference of National Society for Education in Art and Design, Cardiff, November 1994. |
6 |
1993 |
‘Notes on bodily culture and sport ideology: the case of Leni Riefenstahl’ (with Alan Tomlinson), Conference of the Mediterranean Games, France. |
5 |
1988 |
‘The concept of dance education’, NATFHE Conference “Dance and the Physical Education Curriculum”. |
4 |
1987 |
‘The idea of Human Movement Studies’, Conference on the nature of Human Movement Studies, Leeds Polytechnic. |
3 |
1986 |
‘Coaching: accreditation for a post-graduate profession’ (with J.P. McNaught-Davis), Commonwealth Conference. |
2 |
1982 |
‘From silence to suicide’ (with Alan Tomlinson), International Freudian Movement Conference “Culture”, Rome. |
1 |
1978 |
‘Ringolevio and prestidigitation: Two contributions to a human movement studies course?’, conference on the nature of human movement studies, Dunfermline College. |
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