Iluminace 2012, 24(2):49-64

Computer Games in the Middle East. Procedural Rhetoric and Its Role in the Construction of Muslim Identity

Vít Šisler

In his article, the author discusses game developers in Islamic countries and their motives and practices in creating games that are meant to carry a message. The article is one of the results of the author's long-term research on the representation and self-representation of Muslims in new media.

Keywords: computer games, Islamic countries, Middle East, game developers

Published: June 1, 2012  Show citation

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Šisler, V. (2012). Computer Games in the Middle East. Procedural Rhetoric and Its Role in the Construction of Muslim Identity. Iluminace, 24(2), 49-64
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