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play drive: a standalone construct

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Aesthetics

the drive that unites the sensuous and formal drives, through which beauty and aesthetic freedom arise.

In aesthetics, play drive refers to the drive that unites the sensuous and formal drives, through which beauty and aesthetic freedom arise. This meaning comes from Schiller (1967) in On the aesthetic education of man.[1]

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References

Schiller, F. (1967). On the aesthetic education of man: In a series of letters (E. M. Wilkinson & L. A. Willoughby, Eds. & Trans.). Clarendon Press. ISBN 9780198157861

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