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Critical play

Pages
362
Published
2009
Language
English

Synopsis

Mary Flanagan's "Critical Play" explores the profound connections between games, art, and social change. This book delves into how play, often seen as trivial, can be a powerful tool for critical inquiry and cultural intervention. It examines the historical and theoretical underpinnings of games as a medium for artistic expression and social commentary, inviting readers to reconsider the transformative potential of play in contemporary society.

About the author

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Mary Flanagan

Mary Flanagan is an artist, designer, and writer whose work explores games, digital culture, and technology. She is the author of books such as Critical Play, Crossing the Border, Reload, and Re: skin. Flanagan's writing examines the intersection of play, design, and society.