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cfr-25043	Howard, Jeffrey G.	Trickster’s Economics: Conservation and Innovation in the Game of Jinx	2014	8	.pdf	application/pdf	4405	193	63	C.W. Sullivan III says, “Children’s games … often include rhymes,” but the appearance of rhyme in recorded Jinx versions is rare, although in its predecessor “Needles and Pins” rhyming is standard issue (Sullivan 1995, 147). Thus, by replacing games like “Needles and Pins” with “Jinx” allowed children to express that type of antagonism verbally when they were not allowed to express it physically.	cache/cfr-25043.pdf	txt/cfr-25043.txt