James Malazita is Assistant Professor of Science and Technology Studies and Associate Director of the Games and Simulation Arts and Sciences Program at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.
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Acknowledgements Introduction Chapter 1 Seeing Like a Soldier: The Co-Production of Engine and State through America’s Army Arc I: Queering Orientation and Agency Chapter 2 Orienting Z: Interfaces and Coordinate Space as Unreal’s Bodily Proxies Chapter 3 Elizabeth and Threads of Kismet: Agency as Queer and Affective Entanglement in BioShock Infinite Arc II: White Photorealism Chapter 4 Epistemic Prestige in Unreal’s Physically Based Rendering Chapter 5 The Raced Histories of MetaHuman Creator’s Skin, Shine, and Melanin Conclusion Resource Materialities, Fortnite, and the Metaverse Bibliography Endnotes
Acknowledgements Introduction Chapter 1 Seeing Like a Soldier: The Co-Production of Engine and State through America’s Army Arc I: Queering Orientation and Agency Chapter 2 Orienting Z: Interfaces and Coordinate Space as Unreal’s Bodily Proxies Chapter 3 Elizabeth and Threads of Kismet: Agency as Queer and Affective Entanglement in BioShock Infinite Arc II: White Photorealism Chapter 4 Epistemic Prestige in Unreal’s Physically Based Rendering Chapter 5 The Raced Histories of MetaHuman Creator’s Skin, Shine, and Melanin Conclusion Resource Materialities, Fortnite, and the Metaverse Bibliography Endnotes
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