Gender, Race and Religion in Video Game Music

Gender, Race and Religion in Video Game MusicAnalyses the representation of gender, race and religion in video game music and explores three master categories of identity across 25 case studies, demonstrating the relevance of semiotic interpretation in video games to sociocultural issues and with Japanese history and culture into dialogue with each master category. 10 col. 33 b&w illus. Read an interview with Thomas B. Yee here

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