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17 Computer and video games

From the book Multimodality

  • John Bateman , Janina Wildfeuer and Tuomo Hiippala
https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110479898-018
© 2017 Walter de Gruyter GmbH, Berlin/Munich/Boston
From the book
Multimodality
Multimodality

Chapters in this book (23)

Frontmatter
Contents
How to use this book
Part I: Working your way into ‘multimodality’
1 Introduction: the challenge of multimodality
2 Recognising multimodality: origins and inspirations
3 Where is multimodality? Communicative situations and their media
4 What is multimodality? Semiotic modes and a new ‘textuality’
Part II: Methods and analysis
5 The scope and diversity of empirical research methods for multimodality
6 Are your results saying anything? Some basics
7 Multimodal navigator: how to plan your multimodal research
Part III: Use cases
Use case area 1: temporal, unscripted
8 Gesture and face-to-face interaction
Use case area 2: temporal, scripted
9 Performances and the performing arts
Use case area 3: spatial, static
10 Layout space
11 Diagrams and infographics
12 Comics and graphic novels
Use case area 4: spatial, dynamic
13 Film and the moving (audio-)visual image
14 Audiovisual presentations
Use case area 5: spatiotemporal, interactive: ‘media that bite back’
15 Webpages and dynamic visualisations
16 Social media
17 Computer and video games
18 Final words: ready, steady, analyse!
Bibliography
Index
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