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Play Anything: The Pleasure of Limits, the Uses of Boredom, and the Secret of Games
Philosophy
Bogost's argument that play is not escape but a way of taking the world's constraints seriously enough to find joy inside them. Butterfield - a philosophy major and former game designer - wrote a cover blurb calling it the basis for creativity, well-being, and an antidote to detached irony.
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“As the basis both for creativity and for well-being, as well as the antidote to detached irony, play is how we all recognize our Davids, big and small, from the infinite blocks of marble all around us.”
Butterfield's cover endorsement for Ian Bogost's Play Anything, published on the author's official site.
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