Games as Hyperobjects, Manufactured Landscapes, and Archaeological Driftwood

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Games as Hyperobjects, Manufactured Landscapes, and Archaeological Driftwood

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Video Games@lemmy.ml · 4 years ago

Over the past few days (thanks to Peter Campbell) I have read about hyperobjects (Timothy Morton), manufactured/intentional landscapes (Edward Burtynsky), and archaeological drift (Þóra Pétursdótti…

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