Hector Rodriguez's scientific contributions
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... The basic aim of study was to try to give answers to what philosophy can teach us about games and to identify what is the role of games in human life (Triantafyllou, 2021;Triantafyllou, 2022a;Triantafyllou, 2022b;Triantafyllou, 2022c). The selected documents that were examined for theoretical analysis, were: "Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics" (Aristotle, 2000), "The Medium of the Video Game" (Baer, & Wolf, 2002), "The Question of Play" (Zeigler, 1985), "Philosophical Investigations" (Wittgenstein, 2001), "Man and the Game (Homo Ludens)" (Rodriguez, 2006) and "Fifty Years on, What Exactly is a Videogame? An Essentialistic Definitional Approach." ...
Reference: What Philosophy Can Teach Us About Games?
