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On Hacking the Soul: A Rhetorical Ontology of Video Games and Virtual Worlds
What is the soul, and what can a world do to it? Reading Aristotle through Heidegger, I argue that human being is rhetorical: a moved mover to whom every situation is disclosed, in an attunement, as a field of potentialities for actualization. Part I reconstructs the actualization chain, from percep
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