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Education by plays and games (1907)

Johnson, George Ellsworth, 1862-1931 · Washington, D.C. : McGrath Pub. Co. · leaf 31

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13 THE MEANING OF PLAY Play and instinct. The relation of play to instinct is fundamental and takes a large place in the discussions of play, and while I do not mean to stop to present at any length the relation of instinct to play, it is important to notice one or two points of great interest in… … tion to given stimuli reecho Imitation — Serving Tea the historic activities of the Photograph by B. W. Guppy race, and may be called in- stinctive. Some are intimately associated with organic func- tions which constitute our physical hfe, others with the activities which have made for the…

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