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Play, But Not Simply Play: The Anthropology of Play

2013
Play seems to a distinctive trait for the human species. We share the inclination of this seemingly nonsensical behaviour with the other higher vertebrates, especially the mammals. All the same play is a distinctive trait for the human being, for the play found among the mammals is restricted to a shorter period of their childhood, after which the ...
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Play or Be Played

2022
Darren Crovitz   +2 more
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Play with Me: Dynamics of Resistance in Play

Playing is one of the core activities that marks childhood. Brougère (1994) recognises play as an instrument of expression in which children externalise and reconstruct their experiences, thus being a fundamental ally of development. It is through play that they interact with their peers and the world around them, resignifying their reality through ...
Hejlesen, Jonas Tellefsen   +1 more
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The play of play within the play

The Arts in Psychotherapy, 1997
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TO PLAY OR NOT TO PLAY:

2009
Pieter Bergé, Jeroen D’hoe
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Play up! play up! and play the game

2017
Numbers occur quite frequently in the abbreviations used in the social media. Due to the bizarre spelling system of English, numbers can be used in many different ways: /won/, 2) /tu/, 3) /thri/ or /fri/, 4) /for/, 8) /eit/
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PLAYING

Medical Journal of Australia, 1974
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Isoleucine Plays an Important Role for Maintaining Immune Function

Current Protein and Peptide Science, 2019
Bing Yu, Haiyan Hu, Daiwen Chen
exaly  

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