Philosophy of Role-Playing Games, The: Art, Inquiry, and Ritual
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Philosophy of Role-Playing Games, The: Art, Inquiry, and Ritual

by Albert R. Spencer

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Albert R. Spencer explores the philosophy of role-playing games through three central ideas: art, inquiry, and ritual. The book presents role-playing as more than entertainment, inviting readers to consider its creative, investigative, and potentially meaningful dimensions. A reflective choice for anyone interested in games, philosophy, and play.

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The Philosophy of Role-Playing Games, The: Art, Inquiry, and Ritual examines role-playing games through a philosophical lens.

Organized around the ideas of art, inquiry, and ritual, the book considers role-playing as a form of creative and meaningful activity.

Albert R. Spencer offers a thoughtful study for readers interested in games, philosophy, and the cultural dimensions of play.

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