GAME REASONING AND INTERACTIONAL MORALITY

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[6] DIGGS BJ, 1964, AM PHILOS QUART, V1, P32

[7] ENNIS PH, 1976, 3RD ANN C THEOR ARTS

[8] Fox R. M., 1982, Quest, V34, P1

[9] Fraleigh W., 1984, RIGHT ACTIONS SPORT

[10] Goffman E, 1974, FRAME ANAL

[1] [Anonymous], 1984, SOCIOL SPORT J, DOI DOI 10.1123/SSJ.1.4.348

[2] Bateson G., 1955, STEPS ECOLOGY MIND

[3] MORAL REASONING AND THE PERCEIVED LEGITIMACY OF INTENTIONALLY INJURIOUS SPORT ACTS [J]. JOURNAL OF SPORT PSYCHOLOGY, 1985, 7 (02): : 110 - 124

[4] Bredemeier BJ., 1986, SOCIOL SPORT J, V3, P15, DOI [10.1123/ssj.3.1.15, DOI 10.1123/SSJ.3.1.15]

[5] BREDEMEIER BJ, 1983, SPORTS VIOLENCE

[6] DIGGS BJ, 1964, AM PHILOS QUART, V1, P32

[7] ENNIS PH, 1976, 3RD ANN C THEOR ARTS

[8] Fox R. M., 1982, Quest, V34, P1

[9] Fraleigh W., 1984, RIGHT ACTIONS SPORT

[10] Goffman E, 1974, FRAME ANAL