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Douglas Rushkoff, author of Coercion and Children of Chaos, and Professor of Virtual Culture at New York University
Pat Kane should convince even skeptical work addicts of the interdependence of play, purpose, and profit.
Christopher Harvie, author of No Gods and Precious Few Heroes, and Professor of British Studies at the University of Tubingen.
The Play Ethic ought to be the most influential book by a Scot since R.D.Laing's The Divided Self.
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Pat Kane should convince even skeptical work addicts of the interdependence of play, purpose, and profit.
Christopher Harvie, author of No Gods and Precious Few Heroes, and Professor of British Studies at the University of Tubingen.
The Play Ethic ought to be the most influential book by a Scot since R.D.Laing's The Divided Self.
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