Triad Trickery: Playing With Sport and Games

Journal of the Philosophy of Sport 15 (1):11-30 (1988)
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reprint Meier, Klaus V. (2013) "Triad trickery: playing with sport and games". In Holt, Jason, Philosophy of Sport: Core Readings, pp. : Broadview Press (2013)

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