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Adrian Miles
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Adrian Miles edited the proceedings for the 2003 Melbourne Digital Arts and Culture Conference where Jane McGonigal's foundational work on immersive aesthetics and alternate reality games was published. He appears primarily as a scholarly infrastructure figure—enabling the circulation of early critical thinking about games, narrative, and digital culture rather than as a primary theorist himself. His significance here lies in archiving and curating work that sits at the intersection of play, art, and emergent digital forms central to understanding how systems and collective behavior intersect with creative practice.
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