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Through this study, we seek a contribution to determine the purpose of the question in the of Socrates’ approach. Knowing that the genius of Socrates manifested itself in the question related to man, although the question generally reveals ignorance and a desire for knowledge, Socrates did not ask because he was ignorant, but pretended to be ignorant. He sought to draw the path of knowledge for people, because he believed that they possessed knowledge, and he would help them to attain it. This is initiated through his dialogue approach based on sarcasm and proliferation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The study examines the scientific city of sport according to an epistemological approach, where it was presented on a set of criteria that could help prove its scientific identity. The ambiguity of the concept, the subject matter, and the multiplicity of methods reinforce doubts about the validity of the scientific claim, but the open epistemological discussion on these issues has led us to draw an idea of the difficulty of asserting a categorical decision, in which we say, in particular, that sport is not a science and it is far from scientific conditions. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]