vaifan_2007

Thanks a lot for all those agreeing to take part, I can assure you that there is no catch. I will be happy to share my conclusions in the future but I believe that it is going to take a while as I am only in the first year of my PhD. The British pleasure culture of war, is the enjoyment of war stories and narrative that has traditionally been consumed through mediums such as books, comics, and films. I am looking at how the enjoyment of war games challenges and is the same as this

Dear all, I am a student currently coming towards the first year of a PhD in the School of Arts, Histories & Cultures at the University of Manchester. My topic is centred upon an analysis of how the representation of warfare in video games has impacted upon the wider British Pleasure Culture of War. I intend to carry out a number of short by email interviews related to to the presentation of warfare in the video games. From the respondents I then aim to carry out a number of more in-depth interviews. I am emailing to see if anyone would be interested in recounting the experience of the playing of war themed games , (you do not have to be British to take part). The short interviews will only take a small amount of time and any assistance will be greatly appreciated. With thanks Gareth Crabtree University of Manchester

Dear all, I am a student currently coming towards the first year of a PhD in the School of Arts, Histories & Cultures at the University of Manchester. My topic is centred upon an analysis of how the representation of warfare in video games has impacted upon the wider British Pleasure Culture of War. I intend to carry out a number of short by email interviews related to to the presentation of warfare in the video games. From the respondents I then aim to carry out a number of more in-depth interviews. I am emailing to see if anyone would be interested in recounting the experience of the playing of war themed games , (you do not have to be British to take part). The short interviews will only take a small amount of time and any assistance will be greatly appreciated. With thanks Gareth Crabtree University of Manchester