Meaningful Play: Ancient Board Games in Context

Meaningful Play: Ancient Board Games in Context Meaningful Play is the first ever course on board game history to be taught at the University of Copenhagen. Begins Jan 31, 2017.

Meaningful Play: Ancient Board Games in Context is a course taught by PhD Fellow Jacob Schmidt-Madsen in the Department of Cross-Cultural and Regional Studies (CCRS) at the University of Copenhagen in the spring semester of 2017. The course provides an overview of the history of board games from the earliest times until today. It focuses on the cultural meanings ascribed to board games as represen

tations of everything from everyday reality to cosmological systems. Teaching commences in week 5 and ends in week 20. Sessions are held on Tuesdays from 11-13 and on Thursdays from 8-10. Students can sign up for the course in the fall of 2016. Others can sign up via Open University using one of the following links:

Danish: http://aabentuniversitet.hum.ku.dk/tomplads/
English: http://humanities.ku.dk/education/guest/

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