«Writing as pollinating», a conversation with Alice Bucknell
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«Writing as pollinating», a conversation with Alice Bucknell
The language of video games is largely unexplored, artistically speaking, and it’s exciting because of their immense cultural impact.
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Games can therefore be understood as imagination infrastructures—engines for imaginative engagement. There are so many games out there these days, endless virtual worlds, that the utopian potential of this medium to break far beyond the limited possibilities for collective imagination in “normal” society also seems endless.
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