Add to ORKGThe following essay is based on the second part of my keynote speech at the FROG conference 2017 on October, 14th 2017 at the Wiener Rathaus. The first part "Keep your Politics out of my games!" can be found here, as well as an impromtu reply by Tobias Winnerling. The remaining third part on political myths in games will be published subsequently. by Eugen Pfister Why a better Understanding of Politics in Popular Culture matters It is true, not all video games have a conscious or an intentio..
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