Slides for my talk to be given at the upcoming Meaningful Play 2012 conference. Feel free to email me questions- jantley@gmail.com - or find me on Twitter at @jsantley

1. Narrative Assemblage in Historical Board Games
Jeremy Antley
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2. From Simulating War by Philip Sabin @jsantley

3. From Simulating War by Philip Sabin @jsantley

4. From Simulating War by Philip Sabin @jsantley

5. Photo by Phil Romans
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6. Rules: Metaphysical ‘Laws’
of Narrative Assemblage
The Cold War: A New History -
John Lewis Gaddis, 2006. 352
pages.
The Cold War: A Very Short
Introduction - Robert J.
McMahon, 2003. 200 pages.
The Great Cold War: A Journey
Through the Hall of Mirrors -
Gordon Barrass, 2009. 496
pages.
Twilight Struggle Rule Book:
Deluxe Edition - 2009. 32 pages,
of which 11 are the actual rules.
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11. Photo by Nacho Facello
Narrative Assemblage Process
tied to Ludic Experience
Photo by Phil Romans
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21. Released in 2010
Seventh in the Series:
Israeli Independence
Ottoman Sunset
Zulus on the Ramparts
(Rorke’s Drift)
Solitaire Gameplay,
possible co-op two player
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22. Rules comprise 9
pages total.
Not only sets up
metaphysics of ludic
play, but also provides
for simple machine
like intelligence.
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29. Designs by
Roger
MacGowan
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30. Design by
Tracy Baker
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31. We Must Tell the
Emperor in
‘COMMAND’
Magazine
Photo by Alan
Emrich
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32. Photo by Christopher
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34. Photo by Ze Mario
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36. Jeremy Antley
jantley@gmail.com
peasantmuse.com
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