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rhetorics of play: a standalone construct

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Play studies

seven cultural ways of talking about and justifying play, such as play as progress, fate, power, identity, the imaginary, the self and frivolity.

In play studies, rhetorics of play refers to seven cultural ways of talking about and justifying play, such as play as progress, fate, power, identity, the imaginary, the self and frivolity. This meaning comes from Sutton-Smith (1997) in The ambiguity of play.[1]

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References

Sutton-Smith, B. (1997). The ambiguity of play. Harvard University Press. ISBN 9780674005815

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