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Play and the Development of Children’s Imagination from the Perspective of Cultural-Historical Psychology
An idea that has become an affect, a concept that has turned into passion: this ideal of Spinoza’s finds its prototype in play, which is the realm of voluntariness and freedom.—L.S. Vygotsky [not c...