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Star Worlds: Freedom Versus Control in Online Gameworlds

為了解決republic of gamers s的問題，作者Bainbridge, William Sims 這樣論述：

Star Worlds explores the future-oriented universe of online virtual worlds connected with popular science fiction--specifically, with Star Wars and Star Trek--that have been inhabited for over a decade by computer gamers. The Star Wars and Star Trek franchises, both of which have shaped the dominant

science fiction mythologies of the last half-century, offer profound conceptions of the tension between freedom and control in human economic, political, and social interactions. Bainbridge investigates the human and technological dynamics of four online virtual worlds based on these two very diffe

rent traditions: the massive multiplayer online games Star Wars Galaxies; Star Wars: The Old Republic; Star Trek Online; and the Star Trek community in the non-game, user-created virtual environment, Second Life. The four "star worlds" explored in this book illustrate the dilemmas concerning the ro

le of technology as liberator or oppressor in our post-industrial society, and represent computer simulations of future possibilities of human experience. Bainbridge considers the relationship between a real person and the role that person plays, the relationship of an individual to society, and the

relationship of human beings to computing technology. In addition to collecting ethnographic and quantitative data about the social behavior of other players, he has immersed himself in each of these worlds, role-playing 14 avatars with different skills and goals to gain new insights into the varie

ty of player experience from a personal perspective. William Sims Bainbridge is the author of books about the real space program (The Spaceflight Revolution, Goals in Space, and The Meaning and Value of Spaceflight), and fictional representations of it (Dimensions of Science Fiction and The Virtua

l Future), as well as books about massively multiplayer online games (The Warcraft Civilization: Social Science in a Virtual World and eGods: Faith Versus Fantasy in Computer Gaming). He is an experienced computer programmer, anthropological field researcher, and historical sociologist, with more th

an 200 articles and book chapters to his credit.

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社群媒體成為政治論爭的煽動空間 : 用戶的網路煽動行為與語氣分析

為了解決republic of gamers s的問題，作者張家瑜 這樣論述：

自 2020 年爆發的新冠疫情，人們的外出行動因封鎖管制而受到諸多限制，這也導 致原本的政治論爭在網路空間益加活躍。像是在社群媒體溝通脈絡中，人們討論有關新冠 病毒源頭的議題，往往與支持「線上民族主義」的網路挑釁者掛勾在一起。當中國成為 冠病毒的起源地，並散播到世界各地之後，熱衷於民族主義的中國網民，常對來自不同國 家且抱持不同政治立場和社會觀點的網民進行網路攻擊和煽動行為，這樣的網路煽動行為 因新冠疫情更加嚴重，其他國家的網民也往往是透過這些充滿挑釁和煽動意味的網路言論 戰爭和社群媒體溝通，而有機會與中國網民有所接觸。本論文旨在探討中國與其他國家的 網民間因政治立場和社會觀點的差異而引發的

網路煽動行為，本論文針對社群媒體溝通脈 絡中，網路煽動言論的語氣和動機進行分析，並討論網路挑釁和煽動如何從社群媒體溝通 脈絡轉化為實際的政治行動。本論文首先針對來自台灣、香港和中國網民間的網路挑釁和 煽動言論進行語氣分析，接著分析中國網民與其他國家網民間的網路挑釁和煽動言論，關 注中國網民與美國網民和印度網民間的網路互動和煽動言論。本論文沿用 De Fina 提出的 「語氣分析」研究方法，分析 157 條網路挑釁和煽動言論，針對這些社群媒體溝通中的五 種語氣進行分析，包括:諷刺、和藹、咄咄逼人、中立和曖昧語氣。採用語氣分析和多模 態溝通的研究方法，本論文認為中國網民和非中國網民之間的網路攻訐很

大程度上受「文 化鄰接」或「意識形態歧異」兩種因素所影響，這不僅顯示中國網民和非中國網民之間的 網路挑釁和煽動言論很多集中在民族主義和意識形態差異的爭論上，也發生在不同國家的 網民間對共同華人文化認同上的爭論。本論文也說明網路煽動言論有部分源自生活日常中 的社會事件，並從網路空間的挑釁和煽動言論，進一步在現實世界中引發後續政治效應， 這些效應有些是來自政府官員、非政府官員和一般社會大眾: 然而，有些則停留於網路溝 通層面，並沒有後續政治效應。

Gamers at Work: Stories Behind the Games People Play

為了解決republic of gamers s的問題，作者Ramsay, Morgan 這樣論述：

"Gamers at Work is a critical resource for new and experienced business leaders--for anyone who feels unprepared for the demanding and seemingly insurmountable trials ahead of them." --Peter Molyneux OBE, founder, Lionhead Studios "Gamers at Work explores every imaginable subtlety of the video-game

industry through the fascinating stories of those who took the risks and reaped the rewards." --Hal Halpin, president, Entertainment Consumers Association"This is the sort of book that can tear the most hardcore gamers away from their PCs, Macs, or consoles for a few hours of rewarding reading." --N

orth County Times"Gamers at Work is truly an invaluable resource that's well worth adding to your personal library." --Wii Love ItThere are few companies in the video-game industry that have withstood the test of time; most startups exit as quickly as they enter. In Gamers at Work: Stories Behind th

e Games People Play, the countless challenges of building successful video-game developers and publishers in this unstable industry are explored through interviews containing entertaining stories, humorous anecdotes, and lessons learned the hard way. Gamers at Work presents an inside look at how 18

industry leaders play the odds, seize opportunities, and transform small businesses into great businesses. Here, in Gamers at Work, you will find their stories replete with their personal struggles, corporate intrigue, and insights into strategy, leadership, and management.Gamers at WorkExplores the

formation of entertainment software companies from the perspectives of successful founders who played the odds Provides insight into why experienced professionals sacrifice the comfort of gainful employment for the uncertainty and risk of the startup Shares the experiences and lessons that shape th

e lives, decisions, and struggles of entrepreneurs in this volatile businessAs an added bonus, check out Online Game Pioneers at Work, published in 2015, for even more incredible stories from leaders in the mobile space.Featured Entrepreneurs: Trip Hawkins, Electronic Arts (Madden NFL) Nolan Bushn

ell, Atari (Pong) Wild Bill Stealey, MicroProse Software (Sid Meier's Civilization) Tony Goodman, Ensemble Studios (Age of Empires) Feargus Urquhart, Obsidian Entertainment (Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II) Tim Cain, Troika Games (Arcanum, Vampire: the Masquerade--Bloodlines) Warren S

pector, Junction Point Studios (Disney Epic Mickey) Doug & Gary Carlston, Broderbund Software (Prince of Persia, Carmen Sandiego) Don Daglow, Stormfront Studios (Neverwinter Nights, Tony La Russa Baseball) John Smedley, Verant Interactive (EverQuest, PlanetSide) Ken Williams, Sierra On-Line (Kin

g's Quest, Leisure Suit Larry) Lorne Lanning, Oddworld Inhabitants (Oddworld) Chris Ulm, Appy Entertainment (FaceFighter, Trucks & Skulls) Tobi Saulnier, 1st Playable (Kung Zhu, Yogi Bear) Christopher Weaver, Bethesda Softworks (The Elder Scrolls) Jason Rubin, Naughty Dog (Crash Bandicoot, Unch

arted) Ted Price, Insomniac Games (Spyro, Resistance) Other books in the Apress At Work Series: Coders at Work, Seibel, 978-1-4302-1948-4 Venture Capitalists at Work, Shah & Shah, 978-1-4302-3837-9 CIOs at Work, Yourdon, 978-1-4302-3554-5 CTOs at Work, Donaldson, Seigel, & Donaldson, 978-1-4302-359

3-4 Founders at Work, Livingston, 978-1-4302-1078-8 European Founders at Work, Santos, 978-1-4302-3906-2 Women Leaders at Work, Ghaffari, 978-1-4302-3729-7Advertisers at Work, Tuten, 978-1-4302-3828-7 Morgan Ramsay, bestselling author of Gamers at Work: Stories Behind the Games People Play and On

line Game Pioneers at Work, has interviewed nearly 50 leaders in entertainment, technology, and sports, including EA founder Trip Hawkins, Gaikai CEO David Perry, and former NFL punter Chris Kluwe. As the Founder, President & CEO at Entertainment Media Council, the association for business leaders i

n the video game industry, Mr. Ramsay works with entrepreneurs, C-level executives, and senior managers to advance interactive entertainment by addressing the toughest challenges facing the global business community. Previously, Mr. Ramsay was the Managing Director at Heretic where, for seven years,

he provided strategic communication expertise to various clients, from small businesses to the Fortune Global 500, including working with the White House to recognize United States Navy veterans on behalf of the President of the United States of America.Visit theramsayinterviews.com for a complete

list of his interviews, and direct all business inquiries to [email protected].

中國遊戲產業的挑戰與分析

為了解決republic of gamers s的問題，作者雨果 這樣論述：

Video games have become a cultural product that have not stopped to grow since their invention and are now the first cultural product in front of cinema. China being the biggest country in terms of video games revenues, it thus plays a big role in the industry. However, China is also home of the Ch

inese Communist Party, which means that the video games industry must follow the country’s best interests in order to survive in this specific ecosystem: culture is a tool to the Chinese nation, video games are thus no exception, especially since they have been considered as art by the Chinese gover

nment in 2021. This thus accounts even more for the recent multiple crackdowns on video games and esports which might hurt the industry locally, but also globally. Still, giving up on the Chinese market is not a solution for companies as China’s gaming industry is set to grow at an even higher pace

than before, with mobile gaming, esports and even console gaming rising although the restrictions are gradually getting tougher than before. That being said, gaming companies must remain careful when dealing with the Chinese market: it is highly unpredictable as the Party will always put the nation’

s culture and social security first before economic growth; it has become even more true since COVID as the country has closed itself for more than two years. It is thus a big challenge – as a threat, but also as an opportunity – for gaming companies.