Drinking Game Studies: An Ontological Perspective on Contemporary Drinking Game Research

Michael S. Debus

Drinking Game Studies: An Ontological Perspective on Contemporary Drinking Game Research

Michael S. Debus

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Abstract

The paper examines research on drinking game participation from a game studies ontological perspective, covering definition, classification and problems with the, in the studies implied, underlying ontology of drinking games.

Original language	English
Publication date	Oct 2016
Publication status	Published - Oct 2016

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Drinking Game Studies: An Ontological Perspective on Contemporary Drinking Game Research

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