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"Everything is true; nothing is permitted". Utopia, Religion and Conspiracy in Assassin's Creed


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Lars de Wildt
Playing Utopia: Futures in Digital Games, transcript Verlag, 2019, pp. 149--185

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de Wildt, L. (2019). "Everything is true; nothing is permitted". Utopia, Religion and Conspiracy in Assassin's Creed. In Playing Utopia: Futures in Digital Games (pp. 149–185). transcript Verlag.


Chicago/Turabian   Click to copy
Wildt, Lars de. “&Quot;Everything Is True; Nothing Is Permitted&Quot;. Utopia, Religion and Conspiracy in Assassin's Creed.” In Playing Utopia: Futures in Digital Games, 149–185. transcript Verlag, 2019.


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de Wildt, Lars. “&Quot;Everything Is True; Nothing Is Permitted&Quot;. Utopia, Religion and Conspiracy in Assassin's Creed.” Playing Utopia: Futures in Digital Games, transcript Verlag, 2019, pp. 149–85.


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@incollection{de2019a,
  title = {"Everything is true; nothing is permitted". Utopia, Religion and Conspiracy in Assassin's Creed},
  year = {2019},
  pages = {149--185},
  publisher = {transcript Verlag},
  author = {de Wildt, Lars},
  booktitle = {Playing Utopia: Futures in Digital Games}
}


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