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prelusory goal: a standalone construct

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Game studies

in Suits's definition of a game, the specific state of affairs players aim at, which can be described apart from the game's rules.

In game studies, prelusory goal refers to in Suits's definition of a game, the specific state of affairs players aim at, which can be described apart from the game's rules. This meaning comes from Suits (1978) in The Grasshopper.[1]

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References

Suits, B. (1978). The Grasshopper. University of Toronto Press. https://doi.org/10.3138/9781487574338

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