Playing Software: Homo Ludens in Computational Culture
Playing Software examines how play and software intersect within computational culture. Drawing on the concept of Homo ludens, Miguel Sicart considers the cultural and philosophical significance of software as a space shaped by human play and participation.
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Playing Software examines the connections between play, software, and computational culture.
The book engages with the idea of Homo ludens, or the human being as player, as a way to consider software and cultural practice.
Miguel Sicart presents a title suited to readers interested in technology, media, philosophy, and the cultural meaning of play.
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