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\"The classic fire wall between word and deed (itself a product of an earlier paradigm shift commonly known as the Enlightenment) is not likely to survive intact.\" (115)

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\"What does our behavior in a game say about us as players and human beings.\" (preface)

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\"... does the act of playing a game inherently trivialize the issues it tackles and thus render any game about a serious topic inherently inappropriate and unethical?\" (preface)

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How would this argument play out w/ books, film, other forms? Is there something different about a game?

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What differentiates games from other forms?

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\"By figuring out what actions result in good or evil points as well as the consequences of accruing these points, players can effectively explore a moral framework created by a game's designers.\" (preface)

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What is the \"moral framework created by a game's designers?\"

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