The Ambiguity of Play(ce)
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I’m in Wellington, New Zealand at WebStock.
It’s the first session – Jane McGonigal is talking about games, and I start thinking about the less-goal directed, more ambiguous world of play – my twin obsession with place.
I look up Brian Sutton-Smith, who wrote The Ambiguity of Play – probably my favourite book on the subject (which I think I was introduced to by Simon or Pat, or both…) and guess what…
He’s from Wellington.
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Update: even crazier – he now lives in Sarasota, Florida – where I went last October…
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