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Revisions for Narrativity of Computer Games

Revision	Operations
22. April 2014 by Jan Horstmann	current revision
30. March 2014 by Jan Horstmann
12. March 2014 by Jan Horstmann
11. March 2014 by Jan Horstmann
11. March 2014 by Jan Horstmann
11. March 2014 by Jan Horstmann
11. March 2014 by Jan Horstmann

Definition
Explication
History and Aspects of the Study of Narrativity in Computer Games
Pre-history: Hypertext Studies
The Ludology vs. Narratology Debate
Degrees of Narrativity
Storystructures in the (Action)Adventure Game
Separation of Narration and Play
Spatial Narration
Aspects of the Fictional Game World
Topics for Further Investigation
Bibliography
Works Cited
Further Reading

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