Difference between revisions of "Crossing Habitual Borders"
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| − | <blockquote>''This book | + | <blockquote>''This is the part of the book where we try to explore the different ways larping is encouraging us to examine and challenge our own, personal and automatic preconceptions and habits. We do not exist in a vacuum, and neither do our larps. How do we perceive the world? How do we perceive ourselves? What might our larps tell about us, and what kinds of repercussions can they have? |
| − | In | + | In addition to the articles, we wanted the book to reflect other methods of expressing the diverse ways larp- ing might affect us. Therefore, we have included poems submitted by you – both for inspiration and reflection |
| + | – and we hope that you will enjoy these beautiful contributions as much as we do.' | ||
| + | ''[[Katrine Øverli Svela]] and [[Karete Jakobsen Meland]]''</blockquote> | ||
==Articles== | ==Articles== | ||
Revision as of 09:39, 25 April 2013
Template:Book Crossing Physical Borders published in 2013, edited by Katrine Øverli Svela and Karete Jakobsen Meland is a one of the four Knutepunkt-books of Knutepunkt 2013.
Introduction
This is the part of the book where we try to explore the different ways larping is encouraging us to examine and challenge our own, personal and automatic preconceptions and habits. We do not exist in a vacuum, and neither do our larps. How do we perceive the world? How do we perceive ourselves? What might our larps tell about us, and what kinds of repercussions can they have?
In addition to the articles, we wanted the book to reflect other methods of expressing the diverse ways larp- ing might affect us. Therefore, we have included poems submitted by you – both for inspiration and reflection – and we hope that you will enjoy these beautiful contributions as much as we do.'
Articles
To be updated
Downloads
Video presentation
Presentation about the The official Knutepunkt books series of Knutepunkt 2013 with the editors, interviewed by Johanna Koljonen at the Nordic Larp Talks 2013.
