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Olympism
selected writings
Book • 2000
This book is a compilation of Pierre de Coubertin's writings on Olympism, outlining his philosophy and vision for the Olympic Games.
It explores the principles of internationalism, physical culture, and the role of sport in education and society.
Coubertin's writings delve into the historical roots of the Olympic Games and his efforts to revive the tradition in the modern era.
He emphasizes the importance of fair play, athleticism, and the pursuit of excellence as core values of the Olympic movement.
The book also reflects on the cultural and social impact of the Olympics, highlighting its potential to promote peace and understanding among nations.
Overall, it provides insight into Coubertin's ideals and the foundational principles that continue to shape the Olympic Games.
It explores the principles of internationalism, physical culture, and the role of sport in education and society.
Coubertin's writings delve into the historical roots of the Olympic Games and his efforts to revive the tradition in the modern era.
He emphasizes the importance of fair play, athleticism, and the pursuit of excellence as core values of the Olympic movement.
The book also reflects on the cultural and social impact of the Olympics, highlighting its potential to promote peace and understanding among nations.
Overall, it provides insight into Coubertin's ideals and the foundational principles that continue to shape the Olympic Games.
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in the context of a quote from Coubertin's writing in 1928.

Holly Fry

Notable Early Women Olympians


