Three dimensions of pull and tug: towards a philosophy of popular games.
Studies in physical Culture &TourismPublished 1 January 2003
Henning Eichberg
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It The objective dimension of movement Achievement Rule Instrument, facility, function Objectivation, reification and the impossible game I The subjective dimension of movement Personal and situative experience From Eigen-Sinn to epistemological solipsism Equality, inequality and the third You The relational dimension of movement Encounter, the human being as With and Also Identity, non-identity, alterity Festivity and environment, death and laughter Ex-centric theory of the body and squint-eyed research
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