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Animating Sporting Morals, Ethics and Politics

Thinking and Hitting at the Same Time: Yogi Berra or Yogi Bear?

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Mihalich has suggested:

The existential athlete does not think about space and time in the world — the athlete lives space and time in the world in his or her uniquely acute expression of consciousness-in-the-world-with-a-body. A good example is the anecdote about Yogi Berra… When Yogi contended that ‘he couldn’t think and hit at the same time — it’s got to be one or the other’ he epitomized the distinction between conceptual analysis and existential action in specific human situations.

(Mihalich 1982:80)

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Wells, P. (2014). Animating Sporting Morals, Ethics and Politics. In: Animation, Sport and Culture. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137027634_6

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