UTICAJ VIDEO IGRE NA IDENTITET IGRAČA
Ključne reči:
игра, интернет, виртуелно умрежавање, човек, култура, идентитетApstrakt
Рад се бави дискурсом игре која је одувек била примамљива за човека, посебно као врста забаве којом се испуњава слободно време. Међутим, игра је много више од саме игре. Играчи уласком у игру уносе свој идентитет и све научене културне вредности. Појава интернета и различитих облика виртуелног умрежавања довела је до утицаја новог социјалног простора на појединце који учестало замењују реални свет алтернативним облицима дружења. Савремени човек се игра у виртуелном простору који пружа различите могућности за мењање идентитета играча. Овај рад приказује резултате истраживања повезаности континуираног играња видео игре и промене идентитета играча. Циљ овог рада је да прикаже да видео игре утичу на трансформацију идентитета савременог човека.
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