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absel-546	McManus, Amy; Feinstein, Andrew Hale	Narratology and Ludology: Competing Paradigms or Complementary Theories in Simulation	2014	10	.pdf	application/pdf	6649	372	39	Narratology and Ludology: Competing Paradigms or Complementary Theories in Simulation Developments in Business Simulation and Experiential Learning, Volume 33, 2006 NARRATOLOGY AND LUDOLOGY: COMPETING PARADIGMS OR COMPLEMENTARY THEORIES IN SIMULATION Amy McManus William F. Harrah School of Hotel Administration mcmanus4@unlv.nevada.edu Andrew Hale Feinstein William F. Harrah School of Hotel Administration andyf@unlv.nevada.edu ABSTRACT Two philosophical positions have been examined in the literature surrounding simulation and gaming: narratology and ludology. This parallels the difficulty that simulation and gaming designers 363 mailto:mcmanus4@unlv.nevada.edu mailto:andyf@unlv.nevada.edu Developments in Business Simulation and Experiential Learning, Volume 33, 2006 themselves have fought for decades in combining high- quality, high-power stories and interactivity (Manovich, in Frasca, 2003b).	cache/absel-546.pdf	txt/absel-546.txt