电子竞技，真实的体育和奥林匹克虚拟系列

IF 1.2 3区哲学 Q3 ETHICS

Journal of the Philosophy of Sport Pub Date : 2023-05-04 DOI:10.1080/00948705.2023.2216883

J. Parry, Jacob Giesbrecht

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摘要

尽管对电子竞技作为体育项目的地位有所保留，但出于政策原因，国际奥委会(IOC)鼓励国际单项体育联合会与“虚拟和模拟”体育项目的提供商建立联系，部分原因是引入了2021年首次举办的奥林匹克虚拟系列赛。在提供“虚拟”和“模拟”的解释时，我们对奥林匹克虚拟系列的理论基础提出了质疑。特别是，我们质疑国际奥委会在描述两种截然不同的活动时使用“虚拟”一词:所谓的“物理虚拟体育”(我们认为这只是奥林匹克类型的体育-真正的体育!-应该被称为“运动”)和“非物理虚拟运动”(我们认为这根本不是运动，应该被认为是电脑游戏)。

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Esports, real sports and the Olympic Virtual Series

ABSTRACT Despite reservations over the status of esports as sports, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) has, for policy reasons, encouraged International Federations to pursue links with providers of ‘virtual and simulated’ sports, in part by the introduction of an event, the Olympic Virtual Series, first held in 2021. In providing an account of ‘virtuality’ and ‘simulation’, we query the theoretical basis of the Olympic Virtual Series. In particular, we query the IOC’s use of the term ‘virtual’ in the description of two very different activities: what it calls ‘physical virtual sports’ (which we argue are simply Olympic-type sports – real sports! – and should just be called ‘sports’) and ‘non-physical virtual sports’ (which we argue are not sports at all, and should be recognized for what they are – computer games).

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