Culture at Play: How Video Games Influence and Replicate Our World: 134 (At the Interface / Probing the Boundaries)

Culture at Play: How Video Games Influence and Replicate Our World\nCopyright\nContents\nNotes on Contributors\nVideo Games, Culture, and Everything: An Introduction\nPart 1: Players: Types and Identities\n	1 \'Is Your Masculinity Threatened? Then You\'re Not Man Enough to Play\': Robot Unicorn Attack 2 and Beyond the Gender Challenge\n	2 We Are Smash Bros: Understanding Player Types and Ideals Through Worldwide Game Design\n	3 Empowering Avatars - The Impact of In-Game Presence on Everyday Functioning\n	4 Without so Much as a Word: Non-Verbal Performances of Masculine Identity in Adolescent Call of Duty Players\nPart 2: The Human/The Machine: Agents, Ethics, and Affect\n	5 Agents in Space and Time: Fundamentals of Interactive Narrative Systems\n	6 Killswitch Engage: Ethics in Game Design\n	7 Pushing the Lever: Rule-Consequentialism and Utilitarianism in Life is Strange\n	8 Light My (Camp-)Fire: Affect and Incitement in Firewatch\nPart 3: Compassion, Recognition, and the Interpersonal\n	9 Representing Interpersonal Relationships in Videogame Terms\n	10 Press x to Recognize the Other\'s Suffering: Compassion and Recognition in Games\nPart 4: Learning through Play\n	11 Toward Engaging Educational Digital Games\n	12 Serious Topics and Fun Games: Hidden in the Zoo\n	13 \'You Can Deny Seriousness, But You Can\'t Deny Play\': Emergent Resistance to Purposive Games\nIndex