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The infinite game : how to live well together / Niki Harré.

Van Pelt Library HM1111 .H37 2018
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Harré, Niki, author.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Carse, James P--Influence.
Carse, James P.
Social interaction.
Conduct of life.
Interpersonal relations.
Self-realization.
Psychology--Popular works.
Psychology.
Influence (Literary, artistic, etc.).
Genre:
Popular works.
Physical Description:
211 pages ; 21 cm
Place of Publication:
Auckland, New Zealand : Auckland University Press, 2018.
Summary:
"Is life really a finite game - a game of selection and rules, winners and losers, players and spectators? What if we are all part of a different type of game entirely - a game in which playing matters more than winning, a game that anyone can join at any time, a game in which rules evolve as new players turn up - an infinite game?"--Publisher information.
Contents:
Introduction
Welcome to the infinite game
Part 1. Society and the infinite game: Overarching principles: Continuing the play versus winning
Infinite and finite values
The difference between finite games that are inside or outside the infinite game
People: Invitation versus selection
People versus allies, pawns, spectators or competitors
Open-ended versus restricted expression
Connection versus guarded emotions
Freedom versus obligation
Setting: A network versus discrete entities
Diversity versus sameness
Awe versus control
Knowledge: Seeking information versus claiming knowledge
Understanding versus training
Time: Looking to the future versus replicating the past
Changing the rules versus maintaining the rules
Part 2. The infinite player: Hold finite games lightly
Seek and express authenticity
Strive for radical cooperation
Beware the trickster
Reflect and learn
Postscript: Welcome to the infinite game
Author's note
Appendix
Infinite game workshop outline.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references.
ISBN:
9781869408787
1869408780
OCLC:
1030339772

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