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(2014) Philosophy & Technology 27 (2).
Introduction to the special issue on the philosophy of computer games
Graeme Kirkpatrick , Patrick John Coppock
pp. 151-157
The seven articles that constitute this special issue illustrate scholarly interactions between philosophy and game studies. The wide range of game types/genres and the multiple philosophical issues concerning them are rich and productive. They indicate well the significant contribution that philosophical approaches can make to further development of scholarly understandings of computer games and gaming. Each article breaks new conceptual ground in ways likely to resonate within the new discipline of computer game studies but also, beyond this, in other disciplinary fields wherein video games and digital entertainment cannot be ignored. All are either original works submitted in response to an open call for contributions, or reworked versions of papers presented at earlier Philosophy of Computer Games conferences, and not previously published elsewhere.
Publication details
DOI: 10.1007/s13347-014-0152-0
Full citation:
Kirkpatrick, G. , Coppock, P.J. (2014). Introduction to the special issue on the philosophy of computer games. Philosophy & Technology 27 (2), pp. 151-157.
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