Metodologia narrativa em estudos de jogos de computador

Tamer Thabet

doi:10.5433/boitata.2008v3.e31166

Autores/as

Tamer Thabet International Scholar at Brock University, Canada

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.5433/boitata.2008v3.e31166

Palabras clave:

Cibernarratologia, Estruturalismo, Pós-Modernismo, Ludologia, Narrativas Selvagens

Resumen

Deveria o conteúdo da narrativa de jogos continuar tergiversado por narratologistas? A discussão teórica deste artigo está voltada para a narratologia de jogos, tomando diferentes abordagens de pesquisas baseadas em uma perspectiva funcional de jogos. A segunda parte do artigo faz uma alusão a pesquisas realizadas na área, de modo a discutir como o texto pode ser examinado por narratologias e qual a contribuição da análise deles.

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Biografía del autor/a

Tamer Thabet, International Scholar at Brock University, Canada

Ph.D. candidate at Antwerp University, Belgium. Visiting International Scholar at Brock University, Canada

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