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9. October 201510. October 2015 Sebastian Möring

How to get to ZeM (Brandenburg Center for Media Studies)?

The first day (Wednesday October 14, 2015) of the conference takes place in ZeM in Potsdam. This is to show you how to get there.   Where is ZeM? ZeM Read More …

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1. October 20151. October 2015 Sebastian Möring

DOING philosophy with video games

Panelists: Stefano Gualeni (University of Malta, Malta), Ida Marie Toft (Concordia University, Canada, Copenhagen Game Collective), Pietro Righi Riva (Santa Ragione, Italy), Sonia Fizek (Berlin), Martin Pichlmair (IT University of Read More …

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1. October 2015 Sebastian Möring

Panel: Critical theory and meaning in the computer game

Panelists: Emma Fraser, Graeme Kirkpatrick and Feng Zhu   The purpose of this panel is to explore the application of critical theory, understood as the tradition of social and philosophical Read More …

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30. September 201530. September 2015 Sebastian Möring

Keynote: Johnny Søraker – V(x) vs. R(x) – Meaning, Relationships and Well-Being in Virtual Worlds

V(x) vs. R(x) – Meaning, Relationships and Well-Being in Virtual Worlds Whether my life fares well or not seems inextricably related to whether the states of affairs that contribute to Read More …

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30. September 201530. September 2015 Sebastian Möring

Keynote: Monica Vilhauer – The Play-process of Understanding and the Hermeneutic Dimensions of Computer Games

The Play-process of Understanding and the Hermeneutic Dimensions of Computer Games In his magnum opus Truth and Method, the philosopher Hans-Georg Gadamer reveals that understanding itself is a back-and-forth linguistic Read More …

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30. September 201530. September 2015 Sebastian Möring

Keynote: Paolo Pedercini – Making Games, Making Sense

Making Games, Making Sense As machines for the production of meaning, computer games are dreadfully inefficient. Techno-social assemblages of heterogeneous materials, gasping and stumbling, flailing way too many moving parts, Read More …

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29. September 201513. October 2015 Sebastian Möring

Paper submissions

If you are an accepted speaker of the conference submit your paper via the "file upload" function on http://review.gamephilosophy.org. Please use this stylesheet.

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3. September 20151. October 2015 Adrian Azadvaten

Time Table

Preliminary Schedule Philosophy of Computer Games Conference 2015     Wednesday, 14.10.2015 Thursday, 15.10.2015 Friday, 16.10.2015 Saturday, 17.10.2015   Potsdam (ZeM) Berlin (BTK) Berlin (BTK) Berlin (BTK) 9:00 Registration Registration Read More …

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