Violence in Sport Flashcards
Violence in Ancient Greek Sports
Overview of ancient Greek sports and their violent nature.
Pankration: The ultimate combat sport.
Chariot racing: High-speed danger and spectacle.
Cultural significance of violent sports in ancient Greece.
Athletic Training and Military Preparation
Connection between athletic training and military service.
The role of physical fitness in ancient Greek society.
Spartan training: A culture of discipline and strength.
Competitions as preparation for war.
In what ways do modern military training programs reflect the influence of ancient Greek and Roman sports?
How have historical practices in sport influenced the contemporary military ethos?
the spartan army was one of the most strongest army at that time, and they only used shields and spears,
diciplene, competive, strength
contemporary military ethos?
Loyalty: A core military value
Integrity: A core military value
Courage: A core military value
Excellence: A military value
Inclusion: A military value
Accountability: A professional expectation
Transition from Sport to Warfare
Seamless transition of skills from sport to warfare.
Influence of Greek athletic practices on Roman sports and military.
Gladiatorial games: Entertainment and military training.
Legacy of ancient sports in modern military practices.
Legacy of Ancient Sports in Modern Military Practices
Continuation of ancient practices in modern military training.
Emphasis on physical fitness and discipline.
Competitive elements in military training.
Impact of historical practices on contemporary military ethos.
Transition Through History: From Ancient Combat to Modern Sports
Evolution of violent sports from ancient to medieval times.
Impact of chivalry and knightly tournaments in medieval Europe.
Transformation during the Renaissance and Enlightenment.
Emergence of modern organized sports and the codification of rules.
How did the concept of chivalry influence the nature of violent sports in medieval Europe?
What changes occurred in the approach to sports and violence during the Renaissance and Enlightenment?
Rules, fairplay, no cheating
hard rules, regultory bodies, refrees
Definitions and challenges in classifying violence in sport.
Aggression
Violence
catharsis
the process of releasing, and thereby providing relief from, strong or repressed emotions.
better to do in sport than at work or home
Theories of Violence
Instinct theory: Violence as a natural, instinctual behaviour.
Frustration-aggression hypothesis: Aggression as a response to frustration.
Social learning theory: Violence learned through socialization.
Critiques of biological and psychological explanations.
How does social learning theory explain the occurrence of violence in sport?
Children are exposed to violent videos or movies, even kid shows have fighting in it, superheros
WE LEARN IT THROUGH SOCIAL ENVIROMENT
Context of Violence in Sport
Structural and cultural contexts influencing violence.
Importance of socialization processes.
Role of economic incentives and commercial interests.
Gender dynamics and the reinforcement of masculinity.
Violence in Different Sports
Differences in violence across various sports.
Examples of sports with high levels of accepted violence.
Sports with lower levels of accepted violence.
Impact of rule changes and regulations on violence.
Spectator Violence
Factors contributing to spectator violence.
Examples of violent incidents involving spectators.
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The role of alcohol, rivalries, and crowd dynamics.
Measures to prevent and control spectator violence.
Gender-Based Violence in Sport
Definition and forms of gender-based violence in sport.
Prevalence and impact on athletes.
High-profile cases and their consequences.
Measures to prevent and address gender-based violence.
Managing and Regulating Violence in Sport
Importance of managing and regulating violence in sport.
Role of sports organizations and governing bodies.
Strategies for regulation: Rules, penalties, and enforcement.
Educational programs and promoting sportsmanship.
Impact of Violence on Athletes and Society
Physical and psychological effects of violence on athletes.
Long-term health consequences.
Societal impact: Perceptions of sport and violence.
The role of media in shaping views on sport violence.
Violence Prevention Programs
Importance of violence prevention programs.
Examples of successful programs and initiatives.
Key components of effective prevention programs.
Challenges and strategies for implementation.
Legal and Ethical Considerations
Legal responsibilities of sports organizations.
Ethical considerations in managing violence.
Balancing player safety and competitive integrity.
Case studies of legal and ethical issues.
Future Directions
Emerging trends and innovations in violence prevention.
Role of technology in monitoring and reducing violence.
Importance of ongoing research and education.
Collaboration and partnerships for effective prevention.
