The logic of humanistic care in sports research: a philosophical interpretation of the "people-oriented" sports values

Zhu Jing(Shangqiu Technician College)

Abstract

The global sports industry is thriving, and sports research in China is also rapidly advancing. This study focuses on the "people-oriented" sports values, aiming to analyze their philosophical connotations and practical applications. The research examines the specific manifestations of these values in school, public, and competitive sports domains, highlighting three major challenges in their implementation: constraints from traditional sports concepts, the impact of sports commercialization, and uneven distribution of sports resources. Based on these findings, three practical pathways are proposed: strengthening sports education reform, improving sports management and policy support, and promoting sports culture development. The study emphasizes that this value is key to restoring the essence of sports and fostering holistic human development. Future efforts will deepen interdisciplinary theoretical integration, promote high-quality development across various sports fields, and contribute to societal progress.

Keywords

People-oriented; Sports values; Physical education; Sports reform; Sports culture

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.12345/jetm.v9i4.34108