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Work and play
Alan Watts criticizes the tendency of human beings to distinguish work and play, arguing that we should be completely engaged in what we are doing at any given time, regarding work as play.
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- "Alan Watts criticizes the tendency of human beings to distinguish work and play, arguing that we should be completely engaged in what we are doing at any given time, regarding work as play."
- "Alan Watts criticizes the tendency of human beings to distinguish work and play, arguing that we should be completely engaged in what we are doing at any given time, regarding work as play."@en
- "Alan Watts, the foremost interpreter of Eastern thought for Western man, provides timeless insights into work and play. He says that our culture preserves a rigid division between work and play, but the art of working is to be paid for play."@en
- "Philosopher Alan Watts discusses his views on work and play."