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• TITLE: A New Paradigm Relating Art and Sport

  AUTHORS: Danny Shorkend

  KEYWORDS: Art, Sport, Body, Beauty, Play, Aesthesis, Empathy

  JOURNAL NAME: Advances in Physical Education, Vol.9 No.1, January 8, 2019

  ABSTRACT: In this article, I outline ways in which sport can be reconsidered as drawing aesthetic and philosophical depth from the rarefied domain of art. I do thisby arguing that sport, as an everyday aesthetics,is an extension of art aesthetics and this is given further weight by Gumbrecht’s argument that indeed sport is formally beautiful, drawing on its artistic heritage as such. I offer three basic underpinnings for such a perspective, namely aesthesis, play and empathy. In so doing, the dialectic between art and sport promises a cross-pollination and inter-disciplinary venture that has both theoretical and practical implications.