Talk:Homo Ludens (Book)
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[edit] Imbalance
Far too much of this stub is devoted to the differences between of culture and in culture. While this is of some interest, it ought not take up the bulk of an article on the concept of "homo ludens". Also, the material sounds very much like original research. Would the original author (or others) be able to expand on, first, the concept of homo ludens and, second, on the arguments of this particular book. Interlingua 01:13, 23 February 2008 (UTC)
