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Publication date: 13.03.2019
Arts & Cultural Studies Review, 2018, Issue 4 (38), pp. 598 - 608
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Rethinking Virtual Worlds: A Review of Gaming the System by David J. Gunkel
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Information: Arts & Cultural Studies Review, 2018, Issue 4 (38), pp. 598 - 608
Article type: Scientific review
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Rethinking Virtual Worlds: A Review of Gaming the System by David J. Gunkel
Rethinking Virtual Worlds: A Review of Gaming the System by David J. Gunkel
University of Malta
Published at: 13.03.2019
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