O consumo de jogos eletrônicos como um fenômeno social, cultural e histórico
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Jogos eletrônicos, Consumo, História, Cultura, Construção socialResumo
Ao longo do tempo, o consumo de jogos eletrônicos ganhou destaque mundial por sua capacidade de movimentação do mercado e da economia. No entanto, a literatura ainda apresenta contradições na compreensão desse fenômeno, uma vez que existem diferentes perspectivas sobre o conceito, o escopo e os benefícios dos jogos eletrônicos. Diante disso, consideramos que esse fenômeno deve ser compreendido como uma construção social, envolvendo indivíduos, relações e significados. Dessa maneira, o objetivo deste trabalho é apresentar uma revisão teórica envolvendo a história e a definição dos jogos eletrônicos, compreendendo este fenômeno de consumo como cultural, social e histórico.
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