From Virtuality to Actuality: The Power, Wealth and Ambivalence of Video Games

Lisa Dusenberry

From Virtuality to Actuality: The Power, Wealth and Ambivalence of Video Games

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Original language	American English
Journal	Reviews in Cultural Theory
Volume	1
State	Published - Oct 2010

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Arts and Humanities
Linguistics

Keywords

Virtuality
Actuality
Power
Wealth
Ambivalence
Video games

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