英和和英

語源

play +‎ world

名詞

playworld (複数形 playworlds)

1. An imaginary scenario developed by children and adults as a focus for playing together.
   • 2012, Carol Korn-Bursztyn, Young Children and the Arts (page 147)

     As occurs in all playworlds, in Michael's playworld adult-child joint play was made possible through the creation of a common fiction, a space in which both children and adults are creatively engaged.

   • 2017, Tina Bruce, ‎Pentti Hakkarainen, ‎Milda Bredikyte, The Routledge International Handbook of Early Childhood Play (page 66)

     After the school year was complete, the adults continued the playworld through many different forms of playful analysis, including adult-adult interaction that incorporated filming, drawing and painting.