Baseball, sometimes disparagingly characterized as a game in which sixteen people stand around and wait for two people to do something, provides abundant occasions for players to put their problem solving and creating of possible worlds into words—usually in the form of "what-if," "if-then," or "did-you-see" narratives
I can see how this argument can resonate with the figured worlds theoretical lens. Players must construct figured worlds of action dependent on what happens next.
Baseball, sometimes disparagingly characterized as a game in which sixteen people stand around and wait for two people to do something, provides abundant occasions for players to put their problem solving and creating of possible worlds into words—usually in the form of "what-if," "if-then," or "did-you-see" narratives
I can see how this argument can resonate with the figured worlds theoretical lens. Players must construct figured worlds of action dependent on what happens next.
This achievement is produced in thecollaboration of the participants. They shape their own and each other’sexperience in and through the installation.
Sounds very much like FW and LPP here.