On the Logical Starting Point for Major Sports and Interpretation of the Path: From the Physical Point of View
YU Zhong-gan
Abstract
YU Zhong-gan
Abstract
The traditional theory of the major sports is the lack of theoretical basis points,which led to its theoretical framework the inherent lack of logical consistency,resulting in confusion between the various structural elements.Based on both the flesh of the main body is spiritualized body,but also be able to realize the sports history and reality,the unity of nature and society,proposed to the body the starting point and the characteristics of the body has produced a constant basis,in accordance with physical presence,social-oriented and technology-oriented logic of re-interpreting the great sports theory;and finally presents the physical starting point and build on the great sport of theoretical significance.
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The traditional theory of the major sports is the lack of theoretical basis points,which led to its theoretical framework the inherent lack of logical consistency,resulting in confusion between the various structural elements.Based on both the flesh of the main body is spiritualized body,but also be able to realize the sports history and reality,the unity of nature and society,proposed to the body the starting point and the characteristics of the body has produced a constant basis,in accordance with physical presence,social-oriented and technology-oriented logic of re-interpreting the great sports theory;and finally presents the physical starting point and build on the great sport of theoretical significance.
Key concepts: Confusion, Point (geometry), Consistency (knowledge bases), Interpretation (philosophy), Epistemology, Basis (linear algebra), Logical analysis, Computer science