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摘要
物品在日常生活中以多种能力服务于世俗的需求:“这就是赋予它们‘灵魂’的东西……(Baudrillard, J. 1986)。物品被使用的环境为人们如何生活提供了许多见解。本文将考虑一种游戏理论，以评论用户与不能“消费”的对象类型的交互。它着眼于“使用的问题”，质疑生产的概念。
Objects serve mundane needs in many capacities in everyday life: “This is what gives them their ‘soul’...” (Baudrillard, J. 1986). The contexts in which objects are used give many insights on how people live. This article considers a theory of play to comment on user interaction with types of objects that cannot be ‘consumed’. It looks at a ‘problematic of use’, questioning the notion of production.
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