Author: James Bishop
Hi there. My name is James Bishop. I am from South Africa. I graduated in Creative Brand Communication, Marketing, and Multi-media Design (CBC), and later in Theology (majoring in Psychology) (BTh). I was pleased to have obtained my BTh cum laude and am now doing a PhD in the Study of Religions at the University of Cape Town. My interests are broad, although I am currently looking at unconventional groups, new religious movements, fantasy-fiction religions, and secularization theory.
Narrative: Importance, Devices, and the Mono-myth (Video Game Studies)
Studying Religion in Video Games: Religion in Narrative (Part 2)
Studying Religion in Video Games: Its Pervasive Thematic Presence (Part 1)
Video Games as “Playable Texts” (Video Game Studies)
What is a Video Game? (Video Game Studies)
Analyzing Religion Through Video Games: Bloodshot Eyes and Red Symbolism in Religions (Borderlands 2) (Part 3)
Studying Religion in Video Games: The Development of the Field
Analyzing Religion Through Video Games: Bandit Religion and Kincaid’s Shrine (Borderlands 2) (Part 2)
