"Well, absurd though it be, I place great hopes on your playing of roulette," she remarked musingly; "wherefore, you ought to
play as my partner and on equal shares; wherefore, of course, you will do as I wish."
Gambler
"Really, I pretend to no reasoning upon the subject at all," said Charlotte, smiling; "but if you have such an intention, indulge in it freely, I beg of you, for you will not find a rival in me.--But, listen, he is about to play a solo on his flute."
A man with three hundred thousand dollars may play a solo, but he never can be alone where there are any to listen.
Imagination and Heart
Pretend play as improvisation: Conversation in the preschool classroom.
Play as the zone of proximal development: Collaborative con structive block play.
Young children's discourse strategies during block play: a Bakhtinian approach
Every year she travels to Florida with a group of fellow golfers and they
play as many courses as possible between Ocala and Clearwater, all the way through Orlando.
The family that plays together ... for these individuals, golf is a family affair
It is believed that, when play therapists allow the child to control the play sessions, the child will express his/her stories and experiences and use
play as the narrative to address his/her concerns (Baggerly, 2003).
Using Axline's eight principles of play therapy with Mexican-American children
Wilson does acknowledge the important role the audience plays in the final product, and he also realizes that the composition of the audience affects the
play as well.
August Wilson on Playwriting: An Interview
This thinking can be illustrated by tracking the evolution of an extremely successful
play as it was modified to meet the demands of change.
Keep your "I" on the off-tackle power play!
Local plays were generally mediocre and suffered from structural defects and inadequate characterization, with many of them written essentially for reading by writers who viewed the
play as a literary text rather than as a dramatic one to be performed on stage.
The people's theater of Yusuf al-Ani
Teachers often find themselves defending or even questioning their choice of
play as a teaching strategy when parents express concern.
Fostering mutual respect for play at home and school
Smith's brief definition echoes elements of Huizinga's and Caillois, - i.e., he considers
play as a pleasurable, intrinsically motivated, voluntary, and repetitive or patterned activity that is separate in time from other activities and is governed by either implicit or explicit rules, (p.
Bibliography as an interdisciplinary information service
in Patterson 49).(5) In its interrogative designs and subversive disturbances, the poem seems to lend itself naturally to phenomenological and deconstructive analyses, neither inappropriate perhaps for a
play as concerned as Hamlet is with the reflexions of textuality and the dysfunctions of meaning.
"Never doubt I love": misreading Hamlet
At the University of Rochester in New York, graduate student Brian Marsh and his colleagues are even using checker
play as part of a project designed to investigate ways of integrating computer programs written in different languages.
The checkers challenge: a checker-playing computer program contends for the world title
He gives her much advice about the play-in-progress--arguing effectively, judging by Suzanne's
play as rendered by Kennedy, that she must consult more diaries and cautioning her that "many of [the] scenes are too romantic" (10-11).
Orpheus ascending: music,race, and gender in Adrienne Kennedy's 'She Talks to Beethoven.' (Black Women's Culture Issue)