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Cool paper. I'd like to mention one slight error, however. Figure 1 (a
basketball chair) is subtitled 

 

"Wheelchair designed for a disabled basketball player."

 

But it's not. It's an ordinary (high end) basketball wheelchair. Doesn't
matter who's in it (although more disabled than non-disabled people are
likely to use it). As reported in the paper itself, one of the authors who
is apparently nondisabled (at least as far as basketball goes) played
wheelchair basketball. Nondisabled people play wheelchair basketball a lot,
and in some leagues they are officially allowed to do so. (In Canada but not
in the U.S. I've been told.) The chair depicted is imply a "Wheelchair
basketball chair" - maybe a wealthy nondisabled sportsperson bought it!
(Although in my  experience most nondisabled wheelchair basketball players
just use whatever old clunker their disabled friends are willing to lend
them. We'd never give a walkie a good wheelchair basketball chair.). 

 

Ron

 

Ron Amundson, Dept. of Philosophy (Emeritus) 

University of Hawaii at Hilo

Hilo, HI  96720

 

 

 

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Hi everyone

I have some free access copies of a co-authored paper (title below)
available from this link:
http://www.tandfonline.com/eprint/MagKVEq7CjcybUw2aw3b/full if anyone would
like something to read!

	
	

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