Plato and Play
What was play in the classical period? How did Plato view play? Armand D’Angour, Faculty of Classics at Jesus College, Oxford University, provides answers to these questions in his informative and accessible writing in “Plato and Play”. He states,...
More On Play
A dog chasing a ball. Children playing tag. These are examples of what is commonly understood as play. Dogs are perhaps our most unambiguous practitioners of play. They need no excuse to drop into a play bow and start the play rolling. Children in a park will enter...
About Relational PlayLab
OUR MISSION “Relational Intelligence for an Inclusive World: To explore and implement play as a generative creative resource for individuals, teams, and organizations.” PROJECTS A Creator’s Journey Play, Improv & Emergence in Dialogic Processes...
Inquiry
Play is performative, constitutive of the lives we live. In play we make-up the life we want and don’t want. Our lives are living playlabs–approach with curiosity! Play is viewed as being central to creativity and innovation. Yet research on play often...Sponsors
PlayLab is sponsored in part by Mercy College.
