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David Graeber defends play and the joy of life
Bernard L. De Koven On Having Fun Play What's the Point if We Can't Have Fun David Graeber defends play and the joy of life Posted September 1, 2015 Share Tweet Share on Bluesky Share Email Source: Pixabay For some years now I’ve believed, just on principle, mind you, that fun might be the reason for, well, everything. The driving force, don’t you know, behind evolution, at least, and probably the universe, even. And then I discover that not only is Issue # 24 of The Baffler devoted to play, but also it contains David Graeber’s essay: What’s the Point if We Can’t Have Fun? I had so m
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