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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-95504-3m are Hodge and Tripp (1986) and the strand in linguistics represented, primarily, by Hodge and Kress (1988). Hodge and Tripp introduce the concept at some length but I will give only a very abbreviated summary here. First of all, they suggest that:

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-95504-3chapter, we devote three chapters to different types of pretend play. This chapter focuses on play which includes pretend family groupings. Chapter 8 focuses on pretend play involving combat and escape narratives and Chapter 9 analyses parodic dramatic performances, for example, re-enactments of popular TV shows.

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Superheroes, Naughty Mums and Witches: Pretend Family Play among 7- to 10-Year-Olds,chapter, we devote three chapters to different types of pretend play. This chapter focuses on play which includes pretend family groupings. Chapter 8 focuses on pretend play involving combat and escape narratives and Chapter 9 analyses parodic dramatic performances, for example, re-enactments of popular TV shows.

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Reasons for Rhythm: Multimodal Perspectives on Musical Play,n-in-performance’, as conceptualised in oral-formulaic theory (Lord, 1960; cf. Marsh, 2008; Parry, 1930). Hitherto mainly studied in terms of verbal and musical texts and individual performers, we explore how composition-in-performance is accomplished by small groups of performers and the roles played by the various modes in this process.

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An Overview of Games and Activities on Two Primary School Playgrounds,rs such as age and gender, and also includes a discussion of the media-referenced play present on the two playgrounds. The chapter presents a classification system for media-referenced play, based on a combination of survey and observation-based data. Finally, the analysis of the survey data examine

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