反乌托邦
代理(哲学)
修辞
社会学
政治
乌托邦
背景(考古学)
透视图(图形)
教育学
美学
政治学
社会科学
艺术
视觉艺术
法学
生物
语言学
哲学
古生物学
标识
DOI:10.5406/15437809.56.4.05
摘要
Abstract Whereas utopia is the vision of an ideal community, dystopias create the image of a cataclysmic decline of society and environment. This article deals with the construction of personal agency and the analysis of digital simulation that is reflected in an online commercial for a first-person survival horror video game. Agency is understood here as the capacity to act in the virtual environment that is ascribed to the actor by the marketing strategy. Applying approaches from phenomenology, simulation theory, and sound studies, the analysis proceeds in reference to a corresponding educational political agenda. The findings show a certain discrepancy between the more utopian education political rhetoric and the more dystopian construction of personal agency in the video game context, a discrepancy from which specific educational challenges emerge. Finally, even if a case study generally cannot be seen as representative, its results present a direction for the further investigation of virtual reality from the education perspective as suggested by international policies.
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