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1 Welcome to the Gonzo Lecture!

2 What is “Gonzo”?

3 Welcome to the Gonzo Lecture !

4 Absorption Immersion Passive participation Active participation Entertainment AestheticEscapist Educational The Experience Realm – Pine & Gilmore (1990:30)

5 Welcome to the Gonzo Lecture ! What “Gonzo” is not

6 Welcome to the Gonzo Lecture ! Research

7 Welcome to the Gonzo Lecture ! Positives

8 Welcome to the Gonzo Lecture ! Negatives

9 Welcome to the Gonzo Lecture ! Spin-offs

10 Welcome to the Gonzo Lecture ! The Future of “Gonzo”

11 Welcome to the Gonzo Lecture ! Fin

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