What makes the humanities different from the sciences?
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humanities-->human freedom, responsibility, creativity, meaning
sciences-->theoretical; "how" & "what"
Anderson's main argument
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Kinesiology incorporates both science & humanistic values, and in order for
us to learn best, we must engage in movement
,Loland's main argument
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The idea of an exercise pill as a replacement for exercise is
REJECTED
How do ideas play an important role in human life?
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ideas determine how we act & what kind of life we have
How do internal goods arise from intrinsic value?
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ppl act on intrinsic values that get them intrinsic goods (e.g. practicing
volleyball bc u want to gets u abilities & skill)
Why did they think that they needed to, in Anderson's words, "seek redemption" for
their discipline?
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, - ppl interested in human movement were considered non-intellectual
- ppl had genuine interest in kines & wanted stagnant programs to prosper
Pythagoras
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- Pre-Socratic philosopher
- Pythagoras theorem
humanities of movement
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marginalized bc not scientific
How should kinesiology students learn about movement?
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by engaging in movement themselves
positivism
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humanities-->human freedom, responsibility, creativity, meaning
sciences-->theoretical; "how" & "what"
Anderson's main argument
Give this one a try later!
Kinesiology incorporates both science & humanistic values, and in order for
us to learn best, we must engage in movement
,Loland's main argument
Give this one a try later!
The idea of an exercise pill as a replacement for exercise is
REJECTED
How do ideas play an important role in human life?
Give this one a try later!
ideas determine how we act & what kind of life we have
How do internal goods arise from intrinsic value?
Give this one a try later!
ppl act on intrinsic values that get them intrinsic goods (e.g. practicing
volleyball bc u want to gets u abilities & skill)
Why did they think that they needed to, in Anderson's words, "seek redemption" for
their discipline?
Give this one a try later!
, - ppl interested in human movement were considered non-intellectual
- ppl had genuine interest in kines & wanted stagnant programs to prosper
Pythagoras
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- Pre-Socratic philosopher
- Pythagoras theorem
humanities of movement
Give this one a try later!
marginalized bc not scientific
How should kinesiology students learn about movement?
Give this one a try later!
by engaging in movement themselves
positivism