The Future of Play Theory Private international law and conflict of laws

The Future of Play Theory Private international law and conflict of lawsLooks at the impact of play on child development. This multidimensional book looks at the current status of play theory across the disciplines, literally from anthropology to zoology. The authors examine play phenomena from four perspectives, Play as Progress; Play as Power, Play as Fantasy; and Play as Self. The volume is concluded with a challenge for future study by Brian Sutton Smith. With the wealth of information gathered here, this book will

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