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    Ingredients Games: in or Out

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    The document describes an ingredients game where players decide which ingredients or factors are needed for a concept. Players place cards representing ingredients inside or outside a circle to indicate if they are needed or not needed for the concept. The game can be used to analyze what is sufficient for a concept by finding the smallest set of ingredients that cannot be reduced further.

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    Ingredients Games: in or Out

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    The document describes an ingredients game where players decide which ingredients or factors are needed for a concept. Players place cards representing ingredients inside or outside a circle to indicate if they are needed or not needed for the concept. The game can be used to analyze what is sufficient for a concept by finding the smallest set of ingredients that cannot be reduced further.

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    Philosphy Man These games analyse concepts into their constituent parts or contributing factors. You can provide the ingredients, or have players decide on their own...

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    The document describes an ingredients game where players decide which ingredients or factors are needed for a concept. Players place cards representing ingredients inside or outside a circle to indicate if they are needed or not needed for the concept. The game can be used to analyze what is sufficient for a concept by finding the smallest set of ingredients that cannot be reduced further.

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    Ingredients Games: in or Out

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    The document describes an ingredients game where players decide which ingredients or factors are needed for a concept. Players place cards representing ingredients inside or outside a circle to indicate if they are needed or not needed for the concept. The game can be used to analyze what is sufficient for a concept by finding the smallest set of ingredients that cannot be reduced further.

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    Ingredients Games
    These games analyse concepts into their constituent parts or
    contributing factors. You can provide the ingredients, or have
    players decide on their own.

    In or Out
    Players decide what ingredients are needed for a concept to be
    realised – “Which of these do you need to be happy?”

    Each group has a set of cards with words, preferably illustrated,


    to show the candidate ingredients – family, friends, love, purpose,
    Xbox, etc. for the example of happiness.

    They place those they think are in – the ones needed for
    happiness – on a large sheet of paper, table top or inside a
    circle of string. They could create their own cards for missing
    ingredients. As always, it’s important that each group’s decisions
    can be seen by the others.

    You can use this structure to sort which cards are examples of
    something – good arguments, for example. Players tend to put
    borderline cases on the edge and paradigm cases in the middle.

    Sufficient conditions This is a good activity for looking at what


    is “enough” for something – the smallest set of ingredients where
    you can’t take anything else away and still have, for example,
    happiness.

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