PHILOSOPHY

Is skiing a risky activity? And if so, should we accept or avoid risk? In this postmodern world of skiing, […]

Through gaze (le regard), we recognize others, and therefore, they emerge by virtue of our gaze. Could we affirm that

Is skiing an individual activity that excludes others? What happens when, having freedom of choice, we encounter others who also

The recognition of our freedom when skiing implies the recognition of the freedom of other people on the slopes; that

Freedom and determinism are well-known philosophical problems. The determinist notion holds that the environment pre-determines us and that all our

We previously noted that, for existentialism, we are fundamentally free to choose our actions and create ourselves as skiers, constructing

When we ski, our freedom can exhilarate us just as much as it can unsettle us. It encourages us to

Can we freely dispose of ourselves and choose a behavior under certain circumstances? What does it mean to be free

Every skier knows the tension of the edge—that split second where balance meets gravity. Yet, a much deeper tension exists

The object of ethics is the moral good that corresponds to our actions as skiers as such; that is, the