Johan Huizinga play theory

In this stunning book, Huizinga argues that play is central to civilization, that in fact it precedes and forms the basis for human culture. At ...

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Huizinga suggests that play is primary to and a necessary (though not sufficient) condition of the generation of culture. The Latin word ludens is the present ...

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Huizinga argues that by playing, we make society, or more specifically, “civilization.” His theory suggests that there is a structure to both “ ...

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In Homo Ludens, Johan Huizinga defines play as the central activity in flourishing societies. He identifies five characteristics of play.

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by J Huizinga · Cited by 22 — According to one theory play constitutes a training of the young creature for the serious work that life will demand later on. According to another it serves as ...25 pages

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A study of the play element in culture. 220 p. 23 cm. Huizinga, Johan. This edition is prepared from the German edition published in Switzerland, 1944.

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by H Rodriguez · Cited by 336 — The philosophical starting point of Huizinga's study is the observation that, where there is play, there is also "meaning". Playing makes sense to the player.

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Huizinga considers play — “a well-defined quality of action which is different from 'ordinary' life” — as evidence that our lives are animated ...

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According to Huizinga, play is not daily life, and is an autonomous act that exists with its own unique order in a separate space and time, disconnected from ...

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We are deeply playful creatures. Play is who we are. Homo Ludens, Playful Human, is what Johan Huizinga called us. Not to replace Homo Sapiens, Wise Human, but ...

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