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I'm C. Thi Nguyen. I used to be a food writer, now I'm a philosophy professor at University of Utah. I write about trust, art, games, and communities. I'm interested in the ways that our social structures and technologies shape how we think and what we value. My first book is Games: Agency as Art.…
I’m C. Thi Nguyen. I used to be a food writer, now I’m a philosophy professor at University of Utah. I write about trust, art, games, and communities. I’m interested in the ways that our social structures and technologies shape how we think and what we value. My first book is Games: Agency as Art. It was awarded the American Philosophical Associations 2021 Book Prize. It’s about how games are the art form that work in the medium of agency. A game designer doesn’t just create a world – they create who we are in that world. Games shape temporary agencies for artistic purposes. And games turn…
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