Recess Battles: Playing, Fighting, and Storytelling
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Recess Battles: Playing, Fighting, and Storytelling

by Anna R. Beresin, Brian Sutton-Smith

Education Psychology children's studies
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Recess Battles: Playing, Fighting, and Storytelling examines recess through three vivid activities: playing, fighting, and storytelling. By placing these experiences at the center, Anna R. Beresin and Brian Sutton-Smith offer a focused look at the social and imaginative dimensions of children’s unstructured time.

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Recess Battles: Playing, Fighting, and Storytelling focuses on the many forms of activity that can emerge during recess.

The title brings together play, conflict, and storytelling as central ways of understanding children’s experiences during unstructured time.

Written by Anna R. Beresin and Brian Sutton-Smith, this work offers a focused perspective on recess and its social dimensions.

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