04 Homo ludens. Games and Play  today: games and play  the difference between games and play? - ppt download

Games and Play  English = “to play a game”  French = “on joue a un jeu”  German = “man spielt ein Spiel”  Two ways to consider the relationship: (1) play includes games (2) games include play
70-83)  Theories of Play: Huizinga (1970, Ch. 1); Sutton-Smith (2001); Stephenson (1988)  Huizinga on Play: Huizinga (1970, Ch. 1); Salen and Zimmerman (2004, pp. 32, 75); Poole (2000, pp , )  Magic Circle & Lusory Attitude: Salen and Zimmerman (2004, pp , 92-99); Huizinga (1970, Ch. 1); Sniderman (1999).

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