Video Games and Insightful Gameplay: Special Issue of COMPASO

The Journal of Comparative Research in Anthropology and Sociology has a new special issue on Video games and insightful gameplay, guest edited by Doris Rusch.


Journal of Comparative Research in Anthropology and Sociology

ISSN 2068 – 0317

Special issue: 
Video games and insightful gameplay

Volume 6, Number 1


Guest Editor: Doris C. Rusch


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Editorial

Doris C. Rusch / Video games and insightful gameplay

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Research articles – Special issue on Video Games and Insightful Gameplay

Matt Bouchard / Playing with progression, immersion, and sociality: Developing a framework for studying meaning in APPMMAGs, a case study

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Ioana Cărtărescu-Petrică / Those who play together stay together. A study of the World of Warcraft community of play and practice

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Joanna Cuttell / Arguing for an immersive method: Reflexive meaning-making, the visible researcher, and moral responses to gameplay

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Daniel de Vasconcelos Guimarães / Apocalyptic souls: the existential (anti) hero metaphor in the Metal Gear Solid: Snake Eater, Peace Walker and Ground Zeroes games

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Mikhail Fiadotau / Paratext and meaning-making in indie games

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Sonja Gabriel / Serious games – How do they try to make players think about immigration issues? An overview

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Enrico Gandolfi / Once upon a bit: Ludic identities in Italy, from militant nostalgia to frivolous divertissement

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Kishonna Gray & Wanju Huang / More than addiction: Examining the role of anonymity, endless narrative, and socialization in prolonged gaming and instant messaging practices

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Scott Hughes / Get real: Narrative and gameplay in The Last of us

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Youn Jung Huh / Making sense of gender from digital game play in three-year-old children’s everyday lives: An ethnographic case study

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Xeniya Kondrat / Gender and video games: How is female gender generally represented in various genres of video games?

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Alina Petra Marinescu-Nenciu / Collaborative learning through art games. Reflecting on corporate life with ‘Every Day the Same Dream’

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Elisabeta Toma / Self-reflection and morality in critical games. Who is to be blamed for war?

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Max Watson / A medley of meanings: Insights from an instance of gameplay in League of Legends

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Other research articles

Yitzhak Alfasi, Moshe Levy & Yair Galily / Israeli football as an arena for post-colonial struggle: The case of Beitar Jerusalem FC

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Gautam Ghosh / An ‘infiltration’ of time? Hindu Chauvinism and Bangladeshi migration in/to Kolkata, India

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Adediran Daniel Ikuomola / An exploration of life experiences of left behind wives in Edo State, Nigeria

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Andra Jacob / Migrant’s houses as places and objects of cultural consumption and status display

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Book reviews

Alin Constantin /Book review – Roland Cvetkovski & Alexis Hofmeister, An Empire of Others: Creating Ethnographic Knowledge in Imperial Russia and the USSR, Central European University Press, Budapest, 2014.

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