Pervasive, sophisticated, instructive, today videogames are more than just entertainment: they have redefined their own limits, expanding them, turning into works of art, brave expressions of social protest and educational projects. This lecture analyses Walden as a revisitation of Thoreau’s American transcendentalism and Emerson, 1979 Revolution: Black Friday and Attentat 1942 as documents of historical knowledge, We Become What We Behold as a brief essay on contemporary communication.
