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Acknowledgements; Contents; Chapter 1 Immersive Theatre, Immersive Experience; General Introduction; Approaches to Audience; Approaches to Audience: Theatre and Performance Studies; Approaches to Audience: Film, Television and Cultural Studies; Approaches to Audience: Punchdrunk and Immersive Theatre; Approaches to Immersive Experience; Approaches to Immersive Experience: Immersion and Cognition; Immersion and Philosophical Aesthetics: The Sublime and the "Revered Gaze"; Approaches to Immersive Experience: Immersion and Computer Games; Outline of the Book; References
Chapter 2 Interactivity and Immersion: Theoretical ApproachesIntroduction(s) to Interactivity; Digital and Multimedia Performance; Improvisatory Theatre and Pervasive Gaming; Social Contexts of Interactivity: The Experience Economy and the Theatrical Event; Computer Games: A Multivalent Model; In(teractive) Conclusion; References; Chapter 3 Interactivity and Immersion in The Drowned Man; Cognitive Interactivity; Functional Interactivity; Explicit Interactivity; References; Chapter 4 Fan Interactivity: Communicating Immersive Experience; Conclusion: "Thank You Punchdrunk!"; References
Chapter 5 Follow the Story: Narrative and ImmersionAn Introduction to Narrative Theory(s); Defining Narrative; Story, Plot, Discourse; The Importance of Causality; Character and Plot; A Linear Case Study of Narrative and Immersion: The Crash of the Elysium; Elysium: An Internally Coherent Immersive World; Elysium: Structural and Soundtrack Linearity; Conclusion: Narrative and Immersion, Form and Story; References; Chapter 6 Exploring Multistories: Narrative, Immersion and Chronology; A Short Introduction to Narrative and Time
Immersive Experience, Structure and the Question of Chronological OrderTwo Immersive Endings; References; Chapter 7 Play the Story: An Approach to Narrative in Immersive Theatre; Introduction to the Narrative "vs" Ludology Debate; Narrative "vs" Ludology in Sleep no More; Games and Stories: Two Kinds of Treasure Hunt; Conclusion: "Level Design Is More like Theatre Design Than Anything"; References; Chapter 8 Environment and Site-Specificity: Space, Place and Immersion; Introduction to Theories of Environment and Immersion
Cognitive Studies and Neurobiology: The Environment of the Embodied MindSite-Specific and Environmental Theatre: Memory, Ecology and the Theatrical Event; Immersion and Environment in the Borough; Immersion and Environment in the Drowned Man; Conclusion: Immersive Environment(s); References; Chapter 9 Conclusion; References; Bibliography; Index
Chapter 2 Interactivity and Immersion: Theoretical ApproachesIntroduction(s) to Interactivity; Digital and Multimedia Performance; Improvisatory Theatre and Pervasive Gaming; Social Contexts of Interactivity: The Experience Economy and the Theatrical Event; Computer Games: A Multivalent Model; In(teractive) Conclusion; References; Chapter 3 Interactivity and Immersion in The Drowned Man; Cognitive Interactivity; Functional Interactivity; Explicit Interactivity; References; Chapter 4 Fan Interactivity: Communicating Immersive Experience; Conclusion: "Thank You Punchdrunk!"; References
Chapter 5 Follow the Story: Narrative and ImmersionAn Introduction to Narrative Theory(s); Defining Narrative; Story, Plot, Discourse; The Importance of Causality; Character and Plot; A Linear Case Study of Narrative and Immersion: The Crash of the Elysium; Elysium: An Internally Coherent Immersive World; Elysium: Structural and Soundtrack Linearity; Conclusion: Narrative and Immersion, Form and Story; References; Chapter 6 Exploring Multistories: Narrative, Immersion and Chronology; A Short Introduction to Narrative and Time
Immersive Experience, Structure and the Question of Chronological OrderTwo Immersive Endings; References; Chapter 7 Play the Story: An Approach to Narrative in Immersive Theatre; Introduction to the Narrative "vs" Ludology Debate; Narrative "vs" Ludology in Sleep no More; Games and Stories: Two Kinds of Treasure Hunt; Conclusion: "Level Design Is More like Theatre Design Than Anything"; References; Chapter 8 Environment and Site-Specificity: Space, Place and Immersion; Introduction to Theories of Environment and Immersion
Cognitive Studies and Neurobiology: The Environment of the Embodied MindSite-Specific and Environmental Theatre: Memory, Ecology and the Theatrical Event; Immersion and Environment in the Borough; Immersion and Environment in the Drowned Man; Conclusion: Immersive Environment(s); References; Chapter 9 Conclusion; References; Bibliography; Index