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I. Kaminska
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I. Kaminska appears only as a passing reference in the course materials, cited indirectly through secondary sources on alternate reality games (ARGs) and their cultural ramifications. The excerpts suggest the readings use Kaminska's work to explore how game mechanics and narrative structures—particularly ARGs—have migrated into real-world conspiracy ecosystems and online culture formation. While the specific argument isn't fully visible here, Kaminska seems relevant to "Pandaemonium Architecture 6.0" insofar as the course examines how computational and game-design logics shape contemporary social behavior and belief systems.
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