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We have said play is in general the wider concept , art and illusion play the narrower . Not every form of play is art , for not every one of them has the distinguishing feature of illusion . But every art is a form of play , for art ...
We have said play is in general the wider concept , art and illusion play the narrower . Not every form of play is art , for not every one of them has the distinguishing feature of illusion . But every art is a form of play , for art ...
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At the same time there is an undeniable propriety in calling all the liberal and imaginative activities of man play , because they are spontaneous , and not carried on under pressure of external necessity or danger .
At the same time there is an undeniable propriety in calling all the liberal and imaginative activities of man play , because they are spontaneous , and not carried on under pressure of external necessity or danger .
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think that he does not take this world seriously ; on the contrary , he takes his play very seriously and expends a great deal of emotion on it . The opposite of play is not serious occupation but - reality .
think that he does not take this world seriously ; on the contrary , he takes his play very seriously and expends a great deal of emotion on it . The opposite of play is not serious occupation but - reality .
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