PHILOSOPHY

What defines us as skiers? Our physical condition, our skiing ability, or our mental state? The primary obstacle in skiing […]

We observe the evolution from a proto-skier to a superior skier; to a super-skier. And who is a super-skier? Nietzsche

The theory of evolution implies a dynamic idea of our skiing reality. The interaction with the environment facilitates the development

Due to the fact that we sink our roots into a snowy mantle, our nature as skiers is to be

For determinism, something in the past ‘determines’ the responses of the present, but for Sartrean existentialism, nothing in the past

Jean-Paul Sartre recounted his own skiing experience and compared it to how we relate to the slopes by making contact

Existentialism focuses on human existence and its conditions, understood as something concrete in one’s skiing and behavior in our environment.

In the mountains, we might feel alienated and uncomfortable with our own actions, and we pretend to control them; both

In this postmodern age, the Hegelian-Marxist alienation of the skier erupts as a circumstance that contrasts with the virtues of

We represent modernity as a productive society, while postmodernity is a consumerist society. Postmodern skiing, interpreted as recreational culture, is