Designing games for ethics models, techniques and frameworks /
Brings together the diverse and growing community of voices on ethics in gaming and begins to define the field, identify its primary challenges and questions, and establish the current state of the discipline.
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Table of Contents:
- 1. Quick takes on ethics and games voices from industry and academia / Mia Consalvo ... et al.
- 2. Ethical reasoning and reflection as supported by single-player videogames / Jose Zagal
- 3. A framework for classification and criticism of ethical games / Jamey Stevenson
- 4. The axis of good and evil / Jonathan Melenson
- 5. Ethical dilemmas in gameplay / Ian Schreiber, Bryan Cash, Link Hughes
- 6. War and play / Devin Monnens
- 7. God of war / Peter Rauch
- 8. The ethics of reverse engineering for game technology / David Schwartz, Jessica Bayliss
- 9. Critical gameplay / Lindsay Grace
- 10. How games can touch you / Mitu Khandaker
- 11. Toward an ethic of representation / Adrienne Shaw
- 12. The new backyard / Nathan Freier, Emilie Saulnier
- 13. Teaching executive functions, self-management, and ethical decision-making through popular videogame play / Randy Kulman ... et al.
- 14. Fostering character education with games and interactive story generation / Rania Hodhod, Paul Cairns, Daniel Kudenko
- 15. Leveraging digital games for moral development in education / Ross FitzGerald, Jennifer Groff
- 16. Power to the people / Andrea Gunraj, Susana Ruiz, Ashley York
- 17. The doctor will be you now / Nahil Sharkasi
- 18. Games, ethics and engagement / Sharman Adams, Jeremiah Holden
- 19. Uganda's road to peace may run through the river of forgiveness / Sasha Barab.