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Violence | Perception | Video Games
New Directions in Game Research
This anthology compiles papers presented at the two first editions of the Young Academics Workshop of the Clash of Realities conference: Perceiving Video Games (2017) and Reframing the Violence and Video Games Debate (2018).
Playing Utopia
Futures in Digital Games
The anthology examines playful utopias from two perspectives: utopias in digital games as well as utopias of the digital game.
Henriette Gunkel
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kara lynch
(eds.)
We Travel the Space Ways
Black Imagination, Fragments, and Diffractions
This book provides a conversation about black visioning of a future between Africa, Europe, and the Americas.
Political Participation in the Digital Age
An Ethnographic Comparison Between Iceland and Germany
Software is politics! Ethnographic insight on how to get the most out of online participation – as citizens, politicians, and programmers.
Espen Aarseth
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Stephan Günzel
(eds.)
Ludotopia
Spaces, Places and Territories in Computer Games
Space is the dominant element of computer games. This book successfully explores the various relations between games and spatial representation, and thus opens up a new field in game studies.
Andreas Sudmann
(ed.)
The Democratization of Artificial Intelligence
Net Politics in the Era of Learning Algorithms
Towards a political unterstanding of AI: This timely collection discusses the complex political dimensions of internet and AI technologies, seeking to elucidate possible avenues of democratizing AI.
Time and Space in Video Games
A Cognitive-Formalist Approach
For his comprehensive analysis of the temporality of video games Federico Alvarez Igarzábal combines detailed formal analysis with cognitive-scientific theories of time perception.
Playing Dystopia
Nightmarish Worlds in Video Games and the Player's Aesthetic Response
Is this hell or beyond? Gerald Farca describes the genre of the video game dystopia and the player's aesthetic response to participating in nightmarish gameworlds.
Golo Föllmer
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Alexander Badenoch
(eds.)
Transnationalizing Radio Research
New Approaches to an Old Medium
Transnationalizing Radio Research is an essential research guide to radio's global entanglements from its first decades to its recent digital transformations.
Games and Bereavement
How Video Games Represent Attachment, Loss, and Grief
Sabine Harrer explores videogames' capacity to model attachment, loss and grief. She proposes an approach to videogame design with and for grievers.