Carse, James

Finite and Infinite Games

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ISBN 13:: 9781476731711
author:: Carse, James
format:: Paperback
publisher:: Free Press
language:: English
Publication Year:: 2013
Pages:: 160
Dimensions:: 21.1 x 14 x 1.3 cm
Genre:: Society, Politics & Philosophy, Philosophy, ,
Condition:: New
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James Carse explores two fundamental types of games in this thought-provoking book. Finite games are played to win, with a clear beginning and end, whereas infinite games are played to continue the play itself, with no definitive conclusion.

Through a wide-ranging examination of various domains, from everyday contests to culture and religion, Carse reveals the significance of infinite games in shaping our lives. He offers a fresh perspective on how we engage with the world, from the nature of evil to the nature of science.

By understanding the distinction between finite and infinite games, readers can gain insight into the ways we live our lives and the ways we play. This book is a rich source of observation and insight, and its ideas are likely to be debated and celebrated for years to come.

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