Примери коришћења Philosophy of play на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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In the philosophy of play, two anthropological views prevail.
It will be a great confrontation because I think Manchester City has a style, a philosophy of play.
The philosophy of play does not come to the essence of play departing from music and dance, but from sport and war.
In that context,the question arises as to the philosophy of play being«outdated», and thus also the theory of sport based on it.
Philosophy of play does not make a clear distinction between man's playing nature, playing and play. .
It is no accident that one of the main tasks of the philosophy of play is to convince man of the possibility of freedom in a world of non-freedom.
The philosophy of play treats the«greatest sports events» and«the most important sports personalities» in a similar way.
The philosophy of play does not reach a concept of play on the basis of historical, sociological and philosophical analyses, but on the basis of the governing evaluative model which is of an ideological and propagandist character.
There is no“tenseness” between animal and civilization, upon which philosophy of play insists; this“tenseness” exists between man's libertarian and creative nature and the repressive(destructive) capitalist civilization.
Today, the philosophy of play comes down to doing the snow job over the ever deeper abyss and to the mind's(self) annihilation.
Hence it is no surprise that the philosophy of play attaches great importance to sport as a specific play in which the“cultural heritage of mankind has been preserved”.
The philosophy of play abolishes sport as a concrete historical phenomenon and by way of humanist phrases transfers it into the mythological sphere.
In spite of its attempts to pin man down to the existing world, the philosophy of play volens nolens indicates that the capitalist world is an incorrigible world of misery and that it cannot destroy man's visionary conscious and his will to create a humane world.
The philosophy of play does not regard sport as man's authentic creative(playing) activity, and thus as an interpersonal relation, but as an institution.
The basic purpose of Fink's philosophy of play is to obtain a playing character for the existing world, which means to prove that in the existing world man can realize his playing being and be happy.
The philosophy of play(sport) is one of the«distorting mirrors»of the ruling ideology, in which man can see only«his» distorted image.
The philosophy of play does not search for the truth; it creates a false picture of the phenomena which, by their nature, are opposed to the proclaimed humanist ideals.
The philosophy of play crushes the idea of the world in which interpersonal relations, labour, learning, family, art and other creative activities can make man happy.
The philosophy of play seeks to construct the concept of play according to an ideological model of«reality» in which play is the projection of unrealized humanism.
The philosophy of play claims that play is purposeless and that it is an end in itself, in order to instrumentalize play as an exclusive political means of the ruling class for the protection of its strategic interests.
Between the philosophy of play and sport the relation is established without the mediation of the«theory of physical culture», an area larger in scope than sport, which is guided by the principles which enable a critical distance to sport.
The philosophy of play emphasizes the«competitive» character of play, but by that it means the fight for pre-eminence and dominance, and not the fight for freedom, social justice, equality, for establishing interpersonal relations based on mutual respect and tolerance.
The relation of the philosophy of play to sport should be seen in the context of the current tendency in the development of the world, which means in the context of the globalizing and totalizing process of man's dehumanization(decultivation) and technicization(denaturalization).
For the philosophy of play sport is not a phenomenon the nature of which is determined by the nature of the concrete totality of the epoch in which it appeared, but by the nature of man as an abstract«competitive being» which is the incarnation of the ruling spirit of the existing world.
The philosophy of play is reduced to the creation of a«humanist» mask for the destructive capitalist barbarism, while the theory of sport has become the camera obscura in which philosophical postulates are turned into the tools for obtaining a«philosophical» legitimacy for the sports theory and practice.