Civilization. Virtual history, real fantasies
Civilization. Virtual History, Real Fantasies is a collection of essays that explores Sid Meier's Civilization, and how it has been approached theoretically, culturally and historically. In doing so, the contributors provide invaluable insight into many of the theories at the heart of game studies. The sixteen essays included in this volume include contributions from such fields as new media studies, game studies, history, sociology, philosophy, art history, and anthropology.
Edited by: Matteo Bittanti
The contributors: Barry Atkins, Matteo Bittanti, Alex Burns, Christopher Douglas, Ted Friedman, Michael Franchock, Tom Henthorne, Nicklas Lundblad & Anders Frank, David Myers, Alex Moffett, Kacper Poblocki, Domenico Quaranta, Mario Ricco, Mick Sokol, William Stephenson.
The book is available in Italian only.
Translations: Valentina Paggiarin
Cover Design: Mauro Ceolin
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Book info
Title:
Civilization. Virtual history, real fantasies
Authors:
Matteo Bittanti
Info text:
series: videoludica
publisher: costa & nolan
year: [November 2005
pages: 240
price: 14,90
ISBN:
ISBN 88-7437-021-0
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