Category: Archaeology & Anthropology
While many have undertaken, by various methods, to classify human play satisfactorily, in no single case has the result been entirely fortunate. Grasberger remarked, a quarter of a century ago, that a permanent classification of play had not up to that time been achieved,[1] a...
Our conception of experimentation includes a large number of phenomena having the common tendency to bring into action the manifold inborn predispositions of the organism, but w...
4. PART IThe newborn infant is susceptible to touch sensations. Movements and loud cries can be induced directly after it has for the first time become quiet, by pinching the skin or sla...
6. PART IIIHaving reviewed the extensive field of play and its systems, the task now remains of collecting the results and important conclusions thence resulting. To this end the conceptio...
3. PART IIIWhile many have undertaken, by various methods, to classify human play satisfactorily, in no single case has the result been entirely fortunate. Grasberger remarked, a quarter o...
1. PART I2. PART II