Titlebook: Computer Games as a Sociocultural Phenomenon; Games Without Fronti Andreas Jahn-Sudmann,Ralf Stockmann Book 2008 Palgrave Macmillan, a divi

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Teacher Evaluation Around the Worldent ways. This in turn may have dramatic effects on the underlying principles of social coherence: ‘the principal effect of media technology is on social organization’ (Carey, 1988, p. 302). Ultimately, how we communicate tells about how we relate.

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Teacher Induction and Mentorings referents. Sometimes called ‘documentary games’, these works attempt to make some tangible connection to the outside world. In doing so, new issues emerge, not only concerning the representation of real subjects, but on the appropriateness of doing so within a form commonly used for entertainment.

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The Dependent Child (Classroom Work),e issue of how to balance abstract speculation with concrete criticism or how to identify burning topics of interest to gamers; the biggest challenge we faced, as academics, was how to reduce our arguments to 800 words per month without oversimplifying.

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The Aesthetic Vocabulary of Video Gamesent ways. This in turn may have dramatic effects on the underlying principles of social coherence: ‘the principal effect of media technology is on social organization’ (Carey, 1988, p. 302). Ultimately, how we communicate tells about how we relate.

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Daniel Xerri,Patricia Vella Briffaly realistic, authentic and dynamic (Tamborini and Skalski, 2006). In fact, the simulation of violence in some video games has become so authentic that the military has discovered them as new opportunities for training and recruiting (., 2002; ., 2004).

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S(t)imulating War: From Early Films to Military Gamesnection between war and representation exists because, as Elaine Scarry (1985, p. 62) has argued, war itself ‘has within it a large amount of the symbolic and is ultimately […] based on a simple and startling blend of the real and the fictional.’