- Where
have all the players gone? by Dr. Olga Jarrett
- The
Responsive Community by Dr. Amitai Etzioni
- Humor in the Holocast: Its Critical, Cohesive, and Coping Functions from John Morreall, Ph.D
- Make Learning Fun: on learning and flow by Jon Jenkins and Gerrit Visser
- On Kids and Sports: a manifesto from Jay Coakley
- Marielle Visser teaches Computer Zen
- "The Fun of Telling Stories": Glory Ressler on "flow" and story telling
- "Modeling the Structure of the Flow Experience Among Web Users" Novak, Hoffman and Yung bring Csikszentmihalyi's Flow model to the Web.
- Playing Dumb: Marc Bekoff observes the strategic value of playing dumb. Bekoff is a researcher into animal and human play behavior. See also his studies on "Social play behaviour: cooperation, fairness, trust and the evolution of morality," and "Play Signals as Punctuation: The Structure of Social Play in Canids"
- Helping Adults Learn to Play: a sample chapter from Playful Activities for Powerful Presentations, turns out to have a lot to say about facilitating games sessions.
- Play & Humor a collection of readings of interest to any Funiatrist, adapted from IN CONTEXT #13, Spring 1986
- Young Love is a children's perspective on the nature of loving.
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