Yesterday I responded to the fourth and final part of the Delphi study on play I have been involved with as an expert on the topic (see also previous posts).
Showing posts with label play. Show all posts
Showing posts with label play. Show all posts
Thursday, 14 April 2016
Friday, 18 March 2016
Third part of Delphi study
Today I responded to the third and final part of a Delphi study on play (see previous posts). The study was conducted by Daniela Kritzl and Nicole Matus, Occupational Therapy, University of Applied Sciences Vienna.
Labels:
Austria,
Delphi study,
expert survey,
play,
Vienna
Thursday, 3 March 2016
Second part of Delphi study
A couple of days ago I conducted the second part on a Delphi study on play (checking wording of definitions).
Labels:
academic activities,
Delphi study,
play,
research
Monday, 8 February 2016
Delphi study on play
I have completed the first part of a Delphi study I am participating in, as an invited expert on play.
Labels:
animal play,
cruelty play,
Delphi study,
human play,
play,
research
Wednesday, 26 June 2013
Causerie on play published in Norwegian magazine
A short text by me, written upon invitation, has been published on the Norwegian Christian magazine Kors:vei [literally "cross-road", or "stations of the cross"], in its #2/2013 (page 4). Titled "Om lek og blodig alvor" [On play and /bloody seriousness/], it treats play as the origin of cooperation and what is much worse. A couple of references are made to observations described in more academic fashion in my academic journal article "Abstraction,Cruelty and Other Aspects of Animal Play (Exemplified By the Playfulness of Muki and Maluca)" (Sign Systems Studies 37(3/4): 558-579).
The whole text - in Norwegian - is posted in my Norwegian-language blog Utopisk Realisme.
Friday, 19 August 2011
Ten most popular blog posts
These are the ten most read blog posts in Utopian Realism since May 2009. Are there any patterns? I see two, at the top 5: An interest in the local, Norwegian theme of Filosofisk Forum/UiA Philosophy Forum, and a coincidential general interest for the keywords "Play, love etc." Apart from the no. 2, the most read semiotic themes are all in the second half of the top 10 list.
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academic blog,
blog,
etc,
Filosofisk forum,
love,
most popular,
most read,
play,
semiotics,
UiA
Wednesday, 23 December 2009
Bibliographical data for animal play article
Final title: "Abstraction, cruelty and other aspects of animal play (exemplified by the playfulness of Muki and Maluca)"
To be published (available by January) in Sign Systems Studies 37(3/4), 2009, pp. 205-223 (19 pp).
To be published (available by January) in Sign Systems Studies 37(3/4), 2009, pp. 205-223 (19 pp).
Labels:
abstraction,
animal play,
animal studies,
cat play,
civilization,
cruelty play,
Maluca,
Muki,
perceptual play,
play,
playfulness
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