Abstract
The issue of doping has been a staple concern of the Olympic Movement since the 1950s. During that time, the notions of what doping was, and the social importance of it evolved over time. This study looks at the official news and opinion venue of the International Olympic Committee (The Olympic Review) to trace the genealogy of the concepts of doping and cheating over time to see how historical and social contingencies have affected the 'drug-free Olympics' discourse. References 1 Plutarch. Lysander [internet]. The Internet Classics Archive [cited 2012 May 5]. Available from http://classics.mit.edu/Plutarch/lysander.html. 2 Morris H. Persons and punishment. The Monist. 1968; 52(4): 475-501. 3 Green S. Cheating. Law & Philosophy. 2004; 23(2): 137-185. 4 Wertz SK. The varieties of cheating. Journal of the Philosophy of Sport. 1981; 8: 19-40. 5 Coe S. On behalf of the athletes: speech by Sebastian Coe [cited 2020 Jan 19]. Olympic Review. 1981; 169: 616-617. Available from https://bit.ly/366FSlR. 6 Moorcroft D. Doping: the athletes view. Dilemmas and choices [cited 2020 Jan 19]. Olympic Review. 1985; 216: 634-636. Available from https://bit.ly/30xmqh4 7 Thiam AL Sports medicine for creating the athlete of tomorrow [cited 2020 Jan 19]. Olympic Review. 1980; 150: 170-174. Available from https://bit.ly/363fHfS. 8 Dimeo P. A History of Drug Use in Sport: 1876-1976. London, UK: Routledge; 2007. 9 Hartiala K. Hormones under medical control? [cited 2020 Jan 19]. Olympic Review. 1982; 175: 263-264. Available from https://bit.ly/2tnOesc. 10 de Mondenard J-P. For or against doping and its control: true and false arguments [cited 2020 Jan 19]. Olympic Review. 1982; 180: 583-586. Available from https://bit.ly/2RaR10W. 11 Roberts R, Olson J. Winning is the only thing: Sports in America since 1945. Baltimore, MD: The Johns Hopkins University Press; 1989. 12 Samaranch JA. Closing speech by the president of the IOC Mr. Juan Antonio Samaranch [cited 2020 Jan 19]. Olympic Review. 1981; 169: 620-623. Available from https://bit.ly/366FSlR. 13 Samaranch JA. Speech by HE Mr. Juan Antonio Samaranch (86th IOC Session) [cited 2020 Jan 19]. Olympic Review. 1983; 186: 193-195. https://bit.ly/38qcdpr. 14 Samaranch JA. Regional Games [cited 2020 Jan 19]. Olympic Review. 1983; 192: 667. Available from https://bit.ly/2toW1Ga. 15 Mazankowski D. Mobilization against doping (93rd IOC Session) [cited 2020 Jan 19]. Olympic Review. 1988; 245: 80-81. Available from https://bit.ly/36ckdZn. 16 Kirkwood K. A modest proposal: The ethics of supervised doping at the Olympics. Saarbrucken, Germany: Lambert Publishing; 2009. 17 Samaranch JA. Speech by HE Juan Antonio Samaranch, president of the IOC [cited 2020 Jan 19]. Olympic Review. 1988; 254: 669-671. Available from https://bit.ly/2R8DzdO 18 Clare M. Juan Antonio Samaranch: Total commitment [cited 2020 Jan 19]. Olympic Review. 1989: 263-264: 452-453. Available from https://bit.ly/2TCRaf2. 19 Samaranch JA. We believe in the future of the games [cited 2020 Jan 19]. Olympic Review. 1984; 205: 872. Available from https://bit.ly/2RJt2VJ 20 Merode A. The fight against doping: Ongoing evolution [cited 2020 Jan 19]. Olympic Review. 1989; 262: 383-384. Available from https://bit.ly/2TEUdmU.
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