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The toxic meritocracy of video games: why gaming culture is the worst
Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press (2018)
Abstract
Introduction : growing up gamer -- Leveling up in life : how meritocracy works in society -- A toxic culture : studying gaming's jerks -- Coding meritocracy: norms of game design and narrative -- Judging skill, from World of warcraft to Kim Kardashian : Hollywood -- Learning from others -- Conclusion : an obligation to do better.Other Versions
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