TY - ART
TI - Regime Change
AU - Noah Wardrip-Fruin
AU - David Durand
AU - Brion Moss
AU - Elaine Froehlich
AB - "Playing games is a common use for computers, but one can play instruments as well as games. <em>Regime Change</em> (like its more general counterpart, <em>News Reader</em>) explores the concept of the <em>textual instrument</em> as a way of encountering and interrogating political language. It is not necessary to be a virtuoso to enjoy <em>Regime Change</em>, but the process of playing it does demand a different sort of engagement: the reader should come to this piece prepared to read closely, to choose, to remember, and to cut up." -- from <em> Electronic Literature Collection, Volume 1 </em>
PY - 2003
LA - English
M3 - Application, Generative, Instrument, Nonfiction
UR - https://the-next.eliterature.org/works/656/0/0/
DB - The NEXT
Y2 - 2025-04-03
ER -