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In Other Bodies: Inhabiting the Nonhuman Body in Video Games as a Means for Empathy | Synapse

April 7, 20260 citationsOpen Access

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In Other Bodies: Inhabiting the Nonhuman Body in Video Games as a Means for Empathy

FSFlorian SchäferBridgepoint (United Kingdom)

Key Points

The paper examines how experiencing nonhuman bodies in video games can enhance empathy among players.
Presented at an online symposium
Involved discussions among artists, researchers, and designers
Focused on the intersections of games, identity, and justice
Highlighting the potential of nonhuman perspectives in games to promote empathy
Demonstrating the effects of design choices on player experience
Exploring the role of games in social justice and identity representation

Abstract

This paper was presented at the Games Intersectional Symposium (GIS) 2025, an online symposium organized by Games Intersectional Roundtables (GIRT). The symposium brings together artists, researchers, designers, and community organizers working at the intersections of games, identity, and justice. More information: https://gamesintersectional.github.io/gi-symposium25/

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Florian Schäfer (Sun,) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69d49fc5b33cc4c35a22832c https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19427583