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In this paper we examine the intensification of attitudes devaluing play in modern society and current research across multiple disciplines linking the absence of play to negative effects for children. We argue that the field of playwork, popular in Scandinavian countries and elsewhere in Europe, endorses a core set of principles that address many societal factors devaluing play in the lives of children.
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