دانلود کتاب Philosophical Perspectives on Play

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Introduction Part 1: Playing at the limits 1. Exile and utopia as Liminal Play: A Cultural-Theoretical Approach (Mihai Spariosu) 2. Playing war - playing with fire
Dark games (Henning Eichberg) 3. Games and evil (Carl Mildenberger) 4. Posthuman nature: Life beyond the playground (Stuart Lester) Part 2: Play, aesthetics and performance 5. A disavowal of games (Chris Bateman) 6. Lessons in playing: Robert Morris' Bodyspacemotionthings 2009 as a biopolitical environment (Tim Stott) 7. Oasis of happiness: The play of the world and human existence. Eugene Fink's multidimensional concept of play (Nuria Sara Miras Boronat) 8. Homer and competitive play (Daniel A Dombrowski) Part 3: Metaphysics and ontology 9. Homo Ludens in the 21st century: Towards an understanding of Caillois' paidia in sports (Imara Felkers, Ellen Mulder and Malcolm MacLean) 10. Locating rhythms: Improvised play in the built environment (Dani Abulhawa) 11. Weltentzug und weltzerfall (world-withdrawal and world-decay): Heidegger's notions of withdrawal from the world and the decays of worlds in the times of computer games (Mathias Fuchs) 12. The paradox of rules and freedom: Art and life in the simile of play (Damla Doemez) Part 4: Ethics of work in play and play in work 13. Philosophy, play and ethics in education (Sandra Lynch) 14. Entangled in the midst of it: A diffractive expression of an ethics for playwork (Wendy Russell) 15. "Excess is the key": Community, flow and the play of control in the picture books of Thomas King (Helene Staveley)