America's digital army : games at work and war / Robertson Allen.

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Allen, Robertson [Author]

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text

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computer

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online resource

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9781496200631

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Electronic Books.

LOC classification:

U310 .A447 2017

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Contents:

The art of persuasion and the science of manpower -- The artifice of the virtual and the real -- The full-spectrum soft sell of the army experience -- Complicating the military entertainment complex -- The labor of virtual soldiers.

Subject: "An ethnographic study based on scholar Robertson Allen's years of behind-the-scenes ethnographic fieldwork within the work environments of the video game developers, military strategists, enlisted soldiers, and defense contractors who produced the official U.S. Army video game, "America's Army.""--

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"An ethnographic study based on scholar Robertson Allen's years of behind-the-scenes ethnographic fieldwork within the work environments of the video game developers, military strategists, enlisted soldiers, and defense contractors who produced the official U.S. Army video game, "America's Army.""--

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America's digital army -- The art of persuasion and the science of manpower -- The artifice of the virtual and the real -- The full-spectrum soft sell of the army experience -- Complicating the military entertainment complex -- The labor of virtual soldiers.

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