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M. Johnson
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M. Johnson's work on deep play and dark play in contemporary cinema provides a framework for understanding how immersive, often darker narrative experiences function across digital and physical media—a distinction relevant to how algorithmic systems increasingly shape aesthetic and participatory culture. The citation appears primarily as a bibliographic reference in discussions of gameplay and virtual cultures, suggesting Johnson's analysis of play mechanics serves as foundational scaffolding for arguments about how games and ARGs generate meaning and community engagement in networked environments.
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