Concept information
Preferred term
boys' play
Definition(s)
- Boys' play has been conceptualized within three main research areas: sex/age differences in gender/maturity-typing of play; play as a gendered site, and thus as a site for the study and critique of young masculinities; and cultural-commercial articulations of play culture(s) as boyhood culture. What constitutes boys' play, or “boyish play” or “games boys play,” therefore invites ethical, clinical, commercial, literary, ethological, and historical-anthropological approaches. [Source: Encyclopedia of Play in Today's Society; Boys' Play]
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http://data.loterre.fr/ark:/67375/N9J-FJGGVXQ7-P
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