Playing Nature: Ecology In Video Games Alenda Y Chang University Of Minnesota Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Computing And Technology Digital Lifestyle

A Potent New Book Examines The Overlap Between Our Ecological Crisis And Video Games May Be Fun Immersive Diversions From Daily Life But Can They Go Beyond Realm Of Entertainment To Do Something Serious-Like Help Us Save Planet? As One Signature Issues Twenty-First Century Deterioration Is Seemingly Everywhere It Rarely Considered Via Interactive Digital Play In Playing Nature Alenda Y Chang Offers Groundbreaking Methods For Exploring This Vital Arguing That Need Understood Part Cultural Response Growing Seeds Conversations Around Key Environmental Science Concepts Terms Suggests Several Ways Rethink Existing Game Taxonomies Theories Agency While Revealing Surprising Fundamental Similarities Scientific Work Gracefully Reconciling Media Theory With Criticism An Exciting Range Related Art Forms Including Historical Contemporary Analog Alternate- Augmented-Reality Museum Exhibitions Film Fiction Puts Her Ideas Into Conversation Leading Studies Humanities Scholars Like Alexander Galloway Donna Haraway Ursula Heise Ultimately Manifold Futures-Not All Them Dystopian Σελίδες: 320 Διαστάσεις: 14X14Cm