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Folklore Study Guide: Week 8 Readings on Playground Terms and Sounds

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What term refers to how sounds spread and influence the atmosphere and dynamics of play on the playground?

Ripple effect

According to the readings, what do adults perceive as violence on the playground?

Wrestling, Red Rover, etc.

In the context of the playground, what societal norms dictate when individuals are considered 'too old' for certain forms of play?

Societal norms

What are some terms used by children on the playground as mentioned in the readings?

Play, skill, challenge, jump, freebie, calling it, doing/going Signup and view all the answers

How do children view the existence of gendered patterns in games according to the readings?

Contemporary practices rather than embedded facets Signup and view all the answers

What is considered a form of social bravery among children on the playground?

Stepping into games from other traditions Signup and view all the answers

What is the difference between 'conception' and 'perception' of illusions?

To perceive an illusion is to misperceive 'reality', but the concept of illusions helps us understand that illusory perceptions happen often and that illusions are a very real part of human experience. While perception refers to how individuals interpret sensory information, conception involves understanding the underlying principles behind illusions. Signup and view all the answers

What is the Oxford English Dictionary’s definition of play provided in the slides?

The OED defines play as engaging in activity for enjoyment and recreation rather than a serious or practical purpose. Signup and view all the answers

Why can we say that traditional games like horseshoes, cornhole, and beer pong are formulaic variations of the same activities/game behaviors?

Traditional games often share fundamental mechanics or objectives, leading to variations like horseshoes, cornhole, and beer pong. Despite differences in rules or equipment, these games involve similar elements of skill, competition, and social interaction. Signup and view all the answers

How do children’s traditional games like 'Who Is Touching You?' and 'Deadman’s Hand' create illusions?

By tapping on another person's shoulder around their back, these games create illusions that deceive the touched individual. Signup and view all the answers