Man, Play and Games
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Man, Play and Games

by Roger Caillois

Sociology Anthropology
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Roger Caillois examines play and games as important aspects of human life and culture. Combining social thought with philosophical inquiry, Man, Play and Games offers readers a broad foundation for considering why people play and how games shape shared experience.

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Man, Play and Games examines the significance of play and games in human life.

Roger Caillois considers how play relates to culture, behavior, and social experience.

The book offers a thoughtful framework for readers interested in games as more than simple recreation.

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