The Game Game

Philosophy 49 (189):231 - 253 (1974)
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Abstract

Some time ago, an Innocent Bystander, after glancing through a copy of Mind , asked me, ‘Why do philosophers talk so much about Games? Do they play them a lot or something?’

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Mary Midgley
Last affiliation: Newcastle University, UK

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