The Philosophy of Sport explores the fundamental questions and concepts related to sports, including their nature, purpose, and value in society. It examines issues such as competition, fairness, and the ethics of performance-enhancing substances. Philosophers analyze how sports can reflect cultural values and contribute to personal development, community building, and social justice. Additionally, the philosophy of sport considers the relationship between athletes and their sports, including the meaning of sportsmanship and the role of rules. It also addresses the impact of commercialization and technology on the integrity of sports. Key figures in this field include philosophers like Bernard Suits and Michael McNamee.