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play frame: a standalone construct

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Performance studies

Bateson's idea that play depends on a signal marking actions as play, so that they do not mean what they would otherwise mean.

In performance studies, play frame refers to Bateson's idea that play depends on a signal marking actions as play, so that they do not mean what they would otherwise mean. This meaning comes from Bateson (1972) in Steps to an ecology of mind.[1]

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References

Bateson, G. (1972). Steps to an ecology of mind. Chandler. ISBN 9780810204478

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