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coe-gamecult.org | ||
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larpwright.efatland.com
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analoggamestudies.org
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| | | | | [AI summary] The text discusses the experiences and challenges of queer individuals participating in live-action role-playing (LARP) games, highlighting the intersection of identity, community, and the role of LARP as a space for exploration and expression. It explores how queer LARPers navigate societal norms, find belonging, and use LARP as a tool for self-discovery and empowerment. The text also touches on the importance of creating inclusive spaces, the role of specific LARPs like 'Just a Little Lovin'' in fostering queer communities, and the academic and theoretical frameworks that support these practices. The research methodology involved a Facebook group, emphasizing the need for careful design to ensure participant engagement and data quality. | |
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nordiclarp.org
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| | | | | Participants often engage in role-playing in order to step inside the shoes of another person in a fictional reality that they consider "consequence-free." However, role-players sometimes experience moments where their real life feelings, thoughts, relationships, and physical states spill over into their characters' and vice versa. In role-playing studies, we call this phenomenon bleed.[1]Markus Montola, "The Positive Negative Experience in Extreme Role-playing."Proceedings ofDiGRANordic 2010: Experienci... | |
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eu.crimethinc.com
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| | | It is not just the fate of an armed group at stake, but of a political project that has redefined the parameters of struggle throughout the Middle East. | ||
