A játék hendikepes rendszere

Kiss, Gábor

doi:10.22503/inftars.xviii.2018.1.1

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2018

DOI: 10.22503/inftars.xviii.2018.1.1

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A játék hendikepes rendszere

Gábor Kiss¹

Abstract: A folyóiratban közölt művek a Creative CommonsNevezd meg! -Ne add el! -Így add tovább! 4.0 Nemzetközi Licenc feltételeinek megfelelően használhatók. Kiss Gábor: A játék hendikepes rendszereA dolgozat Bernard Suits nyomán hendikepes rendszerként határozza meg a játékot. Olyan tevékenységként, ahol triviális feladatokat oldunk meg nem hatékony módokon, különös kötelmek szerint. Az utóbbi kötelmeket a játék operatív szabályai rögzítik, melyek más, konstitutív és implicit szabályokkal kiegészülve hozzák létre a já… Show more

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A review of online communication research in Hungary

Háló

2022

Online Media and Global Communication

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Ever since the mid-nineties, Internet-related communication research has been a growing field in Hungary. Notwithstanding, scholars have so far failed to deliver a systematic overview regarding the historical and topical trends defining the field. To mend this gap, we provide a systematic literature review concerning the main trends and developments of Hungarian online media research as indicated by the most influential journals of the field between 1995 and 2021. Given its historical legacy, Hungary serves as an indicative case study from the socialist and post-socialist Central and Eastern European region, where following the repressive political regime of the Soviet Union, the development of social scientific fields was rendered virtually impossible for decades. In this study, the major research traditions of the field – new media and the Internet; information society; inequalities and the digital divide; education and digital literacy; e-governance; social media; video games; Big Data; algorithms and artificial intelligence – as well as their historical development are assessed. Furthermore, we formulate reflections regarding the results with a high emphasis on current internationalization processes in the region, as well as the prospects of Hungarian communication research within the context of these changes and of the historical-cultural legacies of the country.

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A review of online communication research in Hungary

Háló

2022

Online Media and Global Communication

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Changing Rules While Playing: On the Affective Potential of In-Game Rule Changes

Kiss

2023

Hungarian Journal of English and American Studies

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The essay deals with a powerful feature of games, the phenomenon of in-game rule change or, more specifically, the occasional, even if regulated, breach of contract between the game and the player, which has a dramatic effect on the player’s experience. I attempt to define this phenomenon through the concepts of operational rules, meaningful play, board state and victory points, and then review our perceptions and preconceptions of board games, which are seen in most cases as a balanced means of social puzzle solving. The examples discussed demonstrate that some modern games are far more interactive, dynamic, and less balanced than we might imagine, which makes rule changes during play possible and dramatic. (GZK)

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