Examples of ludic

• The pursuit of rigorous complexity (surface) solicits a ludic richness (depth) for the purposes of understanding and illumination.

• What enables this is an attitude of playfulness: more precisely, of playing at, of posturing: a ludic stance that creates ironic distance from the real.

• In fact ludic content appears frequently in the imagery and the list of signatures could be used for drinking games.

• It is however in the realm of informal discourse that all types of ludic word-forming - from malapropisms to homonymic puns - thrive most richly.

• This narrative puzzle is framed almost entirely within a context of ludic enjoyment.

• The explicit aim of the ludic programme is to give the interpretation of logic, and not yet-one-more semantics, natural or not.

• And the option of increasing vocabulary range, stylistic sensibility, rhythmical sense, and ludic awareness is in principle open to anybody.

• Our aim is to propose a ludic interpretation for predicate linear formulas and to obtain some completeness results in the spiritual case.

• We can still find the usual logic within the ludic setting, provided we choose the 'spiritual' point of view, as opposed to the 'locative' point of view.

• A recent approach towards game studies starts with an analysis of interface structures and challenges the keyboard-mouse paradigm with what is called ludic interfaces.

• Ludic interfaces can also facilitate play in a musical sense.

• Ludic aspects of the ceremony are attested to by the participants' laughter, songs, and dances, alongside ecstatic emotional demonstrations, which may feature crying and tears.

• It's essential not to lose all that ludic and joy that existed.

• Here she proposes the exercise of reading as a decoding task as well as a ludic activity.

• Ludic lovers choose their partners by playing the field, and quickly recover from break-ups, as they immediately look for replacements.