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SUMMARY:Workshop on the Philosophy of Games ONLINE
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LOCATION:Boone\, United States\, 28801
DESCRIPTION:<p>Workshop on the Philosophy of Games</p>\n<p>October 24-25</p>\n<p>ONLINE VIA ZOOM</p>\n<p>Games are obviously growing in cultural weight and importance. They also come in various forms\, from board games to sports\, videogames to game of make-believe\, card games to roleplaying games. There are several philosophical questions that can and have been raised about games: what are games? What is their value? Can games be artworks\, or possess aesthetic value? Are there ethical issues that arise with gameplay?</p>\n<p>Please send an email to bartelcj (at) appstate.edu to register for the event. Once confirmed\, a Zoom link will be emailed to all participants in advance of the workshop.</p>\n<p>Organizing Committee: Christopher Bartel (Appalachian State University)\, Mark Silcox (University of Central Oklahoma)</p>\n<p>Selection Committee: Eva Dadlez\, Zach Jurgensen\, Shelby Moser\, C. Thi Nguyen\, Stephanie Patridge\, John Sageng</p>\n<p>This workshop is generously supported by a grant from the American Society for Aesthetics.</p>
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