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The total sum of all that a person can call his/hers.
According to Anderson, to experience the humanizing qualities of one's "inner
wilding", one must:
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be open to the awakening and feelings that we have the capacity for more.
Philosophers generally do not:
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take the "measurement turn."
In his essay, "Recovering Humanity," Anderson draws connections from:
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Dyreson's "Nature by Design".
Philosophical thinking enhances our effectiveness as Kinesiologists by:
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providing a more accurate portrayal of human experience.
According to Anderson, how does participation in nature (the out-of-doors)
contribute to the humanizing quality of sport?
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It aesthetic qualities can act as a catalyst to inner wilding.
Which of the following does Dr. Hopsicker specifically identify as an obstacle in our
pursuit of the sensuous life?