Interviews with scholars of game studies about their books.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 142 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Video GamesLeisureGames |
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The content features in-depth discussions and interviews with scholars focusing on various aspects of game studies, examining their published books and the broader implications of gaming culture. Topics often include cultural critiques, the intersections of identity and gaming, education through video games, and the evolution of game genres and their societal influences. Episodes highlight scholarly debates and contemporary issues in the gaming field, making it a rich resource for both academics and enthusiasts interested in understanding the dynamics of video games within culture and society.
This unique format not only promotes recent scholarly work but also encourages critical reflections on gaming practices, the role of narratives in g... more
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