Johan Huizinga, grand scholar of play, would have recognized the
playground character of the third place, for it was clear to him that play
?ccurs in a place apart. Play has its playgrounds-"forbidden spots,
Isolated, hedged round, hallowed, within which special rules obtain.
All are temporary worlds within the ordinary world, dedicated to the
performance of an act apart. "29
The magic of playgrounds is seductive. Having been part ofthe play,
the individual is drawn to where it took place. Not every game of
marbles, Huizinga conceded, leads to the founding of a club, but the
tendency is there. Why? Because the "feeling of being 'apart together'
in an exceptional situation, of sharing something important, or mutually
withdrawing from the rest of the world and rejecting the usual
norms, retains its magic beyond the duration of the individual game.
The club pertains to playas the hat to the head. "JO Many couples are
certain to have known the feeling to which Huizinga alludes. They
experience it when, in the course of many social events that are duller
than they should be, a magic time occurs. It may be an impromptu
gathering with no set activity at which everyone stays longer than
intended because they are enjoying themselves and hate to leave. The
urge to return, recreate, and recapture the experience is there. Invariably
the suggestion is made, "Let's do this again!" The third place exists
because of that urge.
โจฮาน Huizinga Johan Huizinga, grand scholar of play, would have recognized the
นักวิชาการที่ยิ่งใหญ่ของการเล่นจะได้รับการยอมรับตัวอักษรที่สนามเด็กเล่นในสถานที่ที่สามมันก็เห็นได้ชัดว่าเขาเล่น? playground character of the third place, for it was clear to him that play
ccurs ในสถานที่ห่างกัน ?ccurs in a place apart. Play has its playgrounds-"forbidden spots,
Isolated, hedged round, hallowed, within which special rules obtain.
All are temporary worlds within the ordinary world, dedicated to the
performance of an act apart. "29
The magic of playgrounds is seductive. Having been part ofthe play,
the individual is drawn to where it took place. Not every game of
marbles, Huizinga conceded, leads to the founding of a club, but the
tendency is there. Why? Because the "feeling of being 'apart together'
in an exceptional situation, of sharing something important, or mutually
withdrawing from the rest of the world and rejecting the usual
norms, retains its magic beyond the duration of the individual game.
The club pertains to playas the hat to the head. "JO Many couples are
certain to have known the feeling to which Huizinga alludes. They
experience it when, in the course of many social events that are duller
than they should be, a magic time occurs. It may be an impromptu
gathering with no set activity at which everyone stays longer than
intended because they are enjoying themselves and hate to leave. The
urge to return, recreate, and recapture the experience is there. Invariably
the suggestion is made, "Let's do this again!" The third place exists
because of that urge.
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