A Scholar Who Brings Philosophy to Video Games

By ANDREA L. FOSTER

Video-game developers can be visionaries, not just technicians, says Ian Bogost. His own career reflects that view.

Before his current appointment at the Georgia Institute of Technology, where he is an assistant professor in the university's School of Literature, Communication and Culture, Mr. Bogost worked in various digital-media studios as...

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