In this episode of Examined Sport, I discuss Edwin Delattre's 1975 paper: "Some Reflections on Success And Failure in Competitive Athletics." This papers stands out for the distinction between winning and success; and losing from failure. It is also one of the earliest accounts of the logical incompatibility thesis.

Edwin Delattre, "Some Reflections on Success And Failure in Competitive Athletics"

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Edwin Delattre, "Some Reflections on Success And Failure in Competitive Athletics"

Edwin Delattre, "Some Reflections on Success And Failure in Competitive Athletics"