DigitCult. Vol 10, no 2 (2025)

DigitCult is an academic journal of international scope, double-blind peer-reviewed and open access, aiming to value international research and to present current debate on digital culture, technological innovation and social change. DigitCult aims to discuss key issues, drawing on a wide range of disciplinary perspectives and on both theoretical and empirical research.

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7. DigitCult

scienze politiche e sociali

ISBN: 979-12-5669-294-1

ISSN: 2531-5994

Data di pubblicazione: dic 2025

Lingua: inglese

Formato Digitale: PDF

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	Gianni Corino, Tatiana Mazali, Andrew Prior, Future Screens. Special Issue. Editorial (DOI 10.36158/97912566929411).
	Federica Patti, The Fifth Wall. Digital Performance and the Metaverse (DOI 10.36158/97912566929412).
	Stefano Brilli, Laura Gemini, Francesca Giuliani, Spectators’ Experiences of Online Theatre Performance. From Necessity to “Digital-Site-Specific” Audiences (DOI 10.36158/97912566929413).
	Vanessa Vozzo, Expanded Realities. Interactivity, Immersiveness and Co-creation at the Convergence of Documentary and Media Art (DOI 10.36158/97912566929414).
	Dani Landau, Diego Zamora, Volumetric Video With Skateboarders. Creative Opportunities of Working With an Emerging Screen Technology Beyond the Studio (DOI 10.36158/97912566929415).
	Yuming Chen, Gianni Corino, Emotive Immersion: EEG-Driven AI Art in Immersive Visual Spaces (Full Dome) (DOI 10.36158/97912566929416).
	James Sweeting, Digital Resistance Against the Lasting Manipulation of Capitalism. AI, Luddite Rebellion, and the Haunted Future of Cyberpunk (DOI 10.36158/97912566929417).
	Michele Varini, Running on the Edge. Mapping the Future Screens of Night City’s Digital Life and Urban Spaces (DOI 10.36158/97912566929418).
	Emma Taylor, The Gamification of Online Dating. Exploring the Intersection of Play, Choice, and Romance in Digital Spaces (DOI 10.36158/97912566929419).
	Katerina Athanasopoulou, Ian Gouldstone, Brett Phares, Robert Seidel, The Ring: Conversation Through Projection (DOI 10.36158/979125669294110).