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SCREENER, an educational game for teaching the Drug Discovery and Development process. [PDF]
Noël F +8 more
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Playing at the school table: Systematic literature review of board, tabletop, and other analog game-based learning approaches. [PDF]
Sousa C +6 more
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Virtual tree, real impact: how simulated worlds associate with the perception of limited resources. [PDF]
Ho MT +4 more
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Assuming its premise in the experience of being stuck in a death loop in Fallout: New Vegas (2010), this essay theorises the possibilities of interpretation in single-player computer game play.
Olli Tapio Leino
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Exploring the Emerging Domain of Research on Video Game Live Streaming in Web of Science: State of the Art, Changes and Trends. [PDF]
Cabeza-Ramírez LJ +2 more
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Screening Play: Rules, Wares, and Representations in “Realistic” Video Games
In highlighting the apparatus as the keystone for the magic circle of video gaming, we displace players—the subject of ludology—and “text”—the subject of narratology.
Ian Reyes, Suellen Adams
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Doubly Real: Game Studies and Literary Anthropology; or, Why We Play Games
Few game studies scholars will regret that the infelicitous ludology vs. narratology debate has been left behind. However, one misconception concerning the nature of literary theory continues to haunt game studies.
Philipp Schweighauser
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Becoming immersed in a world where our perception of reality is highly mediated allows for the creation of an audiovisual lexicon that expands over many platforms and times.
Enrique Uribe-Jongbloed +2 more
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Simulation and Representation: A Thomist Theory of Video Games
This paper draws on the philosophy of Jacques Maritain, a “semiotic Thomist,” to examine lingering issues from the ludology–narratology debate in video game studies.
Porretta Michael
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From Governance to Planning: Nuclearity, Ludology, Anarchy
This paper responds to the call "For Planetary Governance" written by Benjamin Bratton and issued by The Terraforming and Strelka Mag. Through a hermeneutics of the nuclear facilitated by Martin Heidegger, Jean Baudrillard, and Patrick Jagoda, it examines the atomic bomb as the final symbol of a nationalist, metaphysical age of spirit, and the initial ...
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