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Stuart Brown asegura que el juego es mucho más que diversión: es esencial.

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Stuart Brown, un pionero en la investigación sobre el juego, asegura que el humor, los juegos, el alboroto, el coqueteo y la fantasía implican mucho más que diversión. Jugar mucho en la infancia hace adultos felices e inteligentes. Y si somos capaces de mantenerlo, puede hacernos aún más inteligentes a cualquier edad.

Translated into Spanish by Valeria Tibiletti
Reviewed by Lourdes Cahuich
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About Stuart Brown

Stuart Brown's research shows play is not just joyful and energizing -- it's deeply involved with human development and intelligence. Through the National Institute for Play, he's working to… Full bio and more links