The Work of Play is an anthropological ethnography of children's play therapy that examines the experiences of a group of female therapists who implemented new psychotherapeutic programs in South Korea. Drawing from the anthropology of childhood, medical anthropology, the anthropology of play, and East Asian studies, this book explores how therapists articulate expertise, community, and livelihood in contemporary Seoul.
The Work of Play is an anthropological ethnography of children's play therapy that examines the experiences of a group of female therapists who implemented new psychotherapeutic programs in South Korea. Drawing from the anthropology of childhood, medical anthropology, the anthropology of play, and East Asian studies, this book explores how therapists articulate expertise, community, and livelihood in contemporary Seoul.
Sheena Nahm, PhD, is a cultural anthropologist with an interdisciplinary health sciences and social sciences background. She works with families in low-income urban areas of Los Angeles while also teaching courses in health, culture, and social change for The New School.
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Acknowledgments Chapter 1: How Play Works Chapter 2: Between Stigma and Demand Chapter 3: Alternative Legitimacy Chapter 4: Achieving Intuition Chapter 5: A Good-Enough Proposal Chapter 6: Disrupting Flows Chapter 7: What Play Proposes Bibliography Index About the Author
Acknowledgments Chapter 1: How Play Works Chapter 2: Between Stigma and Demand Chapter 3: Alternative Legitimacy Chapter 4: Achieving Intuition Chapter 5: A Good-Enough Proposal Chapter 6: Disrupting Flows Chapter 7: What Play Proposes Bibliography Index About the Author
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