Gaming and the virtual sublime: rhetoric, awe, fear, and death in contemporary video games

United Kingdom: Emerald Publishing (2020)
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Gaming and the Virtual Sublime considers the 'virtual sublime' as a conceptual toolbox for understanding our affective engagement with contemporary interactive entertainment.

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