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[Xmca-l] Re: Do adults play?




Adults we have been studying said similar things.  Tony Perone who is on
this board and leading the work can speak to this issue.  Also, as Helen
mentioned before Holzman and Lobman have been doing work on the play of
adolescents and adults are here. Finally, Vera and Keith Sawyer have
written about play and its benefits..  best, ag

On Mon, October 21, 2013 4:44 pm, White, Phillip wrote:
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> perhaps, Greg:  That is, "play" makes reality "real"
> by performing it.
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> phillip
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