First Person: New Media As Story, Performance, And Game (Mit Press)
by Associate Professor In The Computer Science Department At The University Of California Santa Cruz Noah Wardrip-Fruin, Freelance Writer And Editor Pat Harrigan
First Person: New Media As Story, Performance, And Game offers a deep dive into how digital technologies transform narratives, performances, and games. Edited by Noah Wardrip-Fruin, Associate Professor at UC Santa Cruz, and Pat Harrigan, freelance writer and editor, this MIT Press volume explores innovative media practices and their cultural implications.
About This Book
First Person examines the evolving landscape of new media, focusing on its roles as story, performance, and game. Edited by Noah Wardrip-Fruin and Pat Harrigan, the book brings together perspectives from academia and creative fields.
The collection highlights how digital platforms enable innovative forms of expression, blending traditional narrative techniques with interactive elements. It addresses the challenges and opportunities in designing media that engages users on multiple levels.
Contributors explore theoretical frameworks and practical applications, offering a comprehensive view of new media's impact on culture and technology. This work serves as a key resource for understanding contemporary digital creativity.
Published by MIT Press, it reflects rigorous scholarly inquiry into the dynamic field of interactive media studies.
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