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DECEMBER 1997
THE
FUTURE OF SPORT: AN ACCESSIBLE TEXT: Monday 1 December,
1997.
DOES TECHNOLOGY MAKE COMPETITORS EQUAL OR UNEQUAL?: Monday
1 December, 1997.
IT IS QUITE POSSIBLE: Wednesday 3 December, 1997.
WHEN DID IT ALL START?:Thursday 4 December, 1997.
AN EASY TASK FOR THE TECHNO-THEORIST: Thursday 4 December,
1997.
IS ANYTHING ACTUALLY HAPPENING IN SPORT?: Thursday 4 December,
1997.
THE INEVITABLE RE-DESCRIPTION: Tuesday 9 December, 1997.
WHAT IS A CYBORG ANYWAY?: Tuesday 9 December, 1997.
SOURCES OF THE SELVES: Sunday 21 December, 1997.
THAT THERE IS NO ABSOLUTE TRUTH: Monday 22 December, 1997.
TRUE IDENTITIES: Tuesday 23 December, 1997.
CHOOSING FROM EQUAL ALTERNATIVES: Tuesday 23 December,
1997.
THE QUEST FOR EXCITEMENT: Tuesday 30 December, 1997.
BEYOND TECHNOLOGY: Wednesday 31 December, 1997.
NOVEMBER 1997
ABORTION:
Monday 3 November, 1997.
THE EXTREME SPECTACLE: Wednesday 5 November, 1997.
SOMEONE HAS ALREADY SAID THAT (ENTRY 1): Saturday 8 November,
1997.
REFLECTION ON REFLECTION: Tuesday 11 November, 1997.
THE POSSIBILITY OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE:
Tuesday 18 November, 1997.
CURRENT STATUS IN ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE:
Wednesday 19 November, 1997.
THE PROBLEM WITH 'SIMULATION':
Wednesday 19 November, 1997.
TECHNOLOGISING SPORT TOWARDS THE EXTREME SPECTACLE: Friday,
21 November 1997.
WHY PERFORMANCE SPORT IS NIHILISTIC: Sunday, 23 November
1997.
OCTOBER 1997
CONTRACTING
TIME AS A MEANS TO LIMITLESS LIFE: Monday 6 October, 1997.
NO TIME TO REFLECT: Tuesday 21 October, 1997.
SEPTEMBER 1997
THE
NORMALISATION OF SPORT: Monday 8 September, 1997.
THE PURSUIT FOR OBJECTIVE SUCCESSES:
Wednesday 17 September, 1997.
TECHNOLOGY IN SPORT IV: ARTICLE NO 1.1: Sunday 29 September,
1997.
AUGUST 1997
PUBLICATION
THOUGHTS: Friday 1 August, 1997.
THE FUTURE OF SPORT: AN INTRODUCTORY ARGUMENT:
Monday 4 August, 1997.
BEGINNING T RESEARCH: Tuesday 5 August, 1997.
TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE: A RETURN TO FORMS: Tuesday 12 August,
1997.
THE GREAT PHILOSOPHER (OF A KIND):
Friday 15 August, 1997.
TRUST - WHO MUST YOU?: Friday 15 August, 1997.
A FUTURE FOR SPORT?: Wednesday 20 August, 1997.
A POKER FACE, BUT NO HAND: Friday 22 August, 1997.
JULY 1997
PHILOSOPHY
AND ITS VALUES II: Wednesday 2 July, 1997.
DESCARTES' MIS-MISTRUST: Friday 4 July, 1997.
THE COMFORT SOCIETY: Wednesday 9 July, 1997.
THE SIGNIFICANCE OF SPORT: Thursday 17 July, 1997.
MACHINE DOMINATED SOCIETY?: Sunday 20 July, 1997.
OBJECTIVITY:
WHAT SHALL I READ?: Monday 21 July, 1997.
THE PURSUIT OF CONSISTANCY: Tuesday 22 July, 1997.
JUNE 1997
PHILOSOPHY
AND ITS VALUE: Tuesday 17 June, 1997.
STANDARDISATION: Monday 23 June, 1997.
MAY 1997
HUMAN
NATURE I: Tuesday 20 May, 1997.
ARISTOTLE ON HUMAN NATURE: Monday 26 May, 1997.
APRIL 1997
EVALUATION:
Thursday 17 April, 1997.
ABORTION: Thursday 17 April, 1997.
MARCH 1997
EVOLVING
TECHNOLOGY: Thursday 6 March, 1997.
FINAL LAP: Friday 7 March, 1997.
FEBRUARY 1997
TECHNOLOGY
IN SPORT II: Saturday 8 February, 1997.
TECHNOLOGY IN SPORT III: Saturday 8 February, 1997.
POST-MODERN, NOT ARTIFICIAL: Sunday 9 February, 1997.
THE SCIENCE OF PHILOSOPHY: Sunday 9 February, 1997.
JANUARY 1997
SPORT
PHILOSOPHY QUESTIONS: Wednesday 1 January, 1997.
AESTHETICS AND SPORT: Wednesday 1 January, 1997.
ETHICS AND OTHERS: Wednesday 1 January, 1997.
CONCLUSION: Thursday 2 January, 1997.
TECHNOLOGY IN SPORT I: Wednesday 8 January, 1997.
AUTONOMOUS EXISTENCE:Monday 20 January, 1997.
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Chair and Speaker for panel symposium on Emergent Journalistic Cultures at the Olympics [outline] |
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Olympia, Greece i (20 July, 2008)
Supervising Professor, International Olympic Acadmy 16th Postgraduate Seminar [Lecture Outlines]. |
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Leeds, UK c (16 July, 2008)
Ambush Media: Journalistic Freedom & Media Politics at the Beijing Olympics, Olympic Politics and Protest, Leeds Metropolitan University [abstract]. |
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London, UK ia (4 July, 2008)
Research Cluster on Innovative Media for a Digital Economy: Health Industries Workshop, British Medical Association House. |
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Liverpool, UK i (July, 2008)
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Chicago , USA ia (Jun, 2008)
2016 Olympic Bid conference, the contribution of the arts. |
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San Francisco , USA i (Jun, 2008)
Bioethics and Doping colloquium, St Mary's College. |
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