[artinfo] Game Engines/Social Engines
Denisa Kera
denisakera at volny.cz
Sat Feb 25 18:12:52 CET 2006
II. POLYLOGUE session - GAME ENGINES/SOCIAL ENGINES
29. March from 17:30 GMT (12:30 - New York, 18:30 - Prague)
Details on how to install and use access grid - http://www.ciant.cz/ag
Game Engines/Social Engines
- polylogue session about game engines, their social and political aspects
The interdisciplinary meeting should create an
open space for deeper theoretical reflection on
the recent development in the field of serious
games. We are looking for various perspectives,
examples and thoughts on social, political and
artistic aspects of videogames. Researchers,
theoreticians, game designers, programmers and
artists are welcome to join the discussion.
List of topics:
Videogames & Politics
- Political aspects of videogames
- Representation and self-representation
- Digital emancipation and creation of heroes (Middle East, China)
- Persuasive games and games as means of propaganda
Social Engines
- Social aspects of videogames
- Activism and virus campaigns
- Social networking in games
- Educational videogames
Abstracts of papers (15 to 20 min) should reach
us before 20th March 2006 in order to facilitate
moderation. Short presentations (10 min) are also
possible, send us only the title. Please send us
you telephone number, ICQ, Skype etc..
Moderators:
Vít Sisler
New Media Studies &
Institute of Near Eastern and African Studies,
Charles University of Prague
vsisler[at]gmail.com
Denisa Kera
New Media Studies
Charles University of Prague
denisa.kera[at]ff.cuni.cz
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This session is a part of a series entitled
POLYLOGUES organized by the International center
for art and new technologies (CIANT) in Prague &
New media studies (Charles University) in
cooperation with Georgia Institute of Technology
& MARCEL network. It aims to stimulate
interdisciplinary exchange of ideas via sessions
moderated from Prague while having guest speakers
from all over the world.
We hope to create a bridge between countries that
will facilitate intercultural or rather
intercontinental and interdisciplinary exchanges
in the fields of art and new technologies. All
sessions will be recorded and made available to
general public in the archive.
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Best,
Denisa Kera / New Media Studies, Charles
University / kera at ff.cuni.cz/ +420 777 817 774
Pavel Sedlak / CIANT / sedlak at ciant.cz/ +420 737 731 347
CIANT & Charles University node http://www.ciant.cz/ag
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