Publications

Jonathan Frome (2020). SportsCenter: The Documentary? A Response to Pratt. The Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism.

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Jonathan Frome (2019). Interactive Works and Gameplay Emotions. Games and Culture.

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Jonathan Frome, Paul Martin (2019). Describing the Game Studies Canon: A Game Citation Analysis. Proceedings of DiGRA 2019.

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Jonathan Frome (2016). Video Game Sadness from Planetfall to Passage. Video Games and the Mind: Essays on Cognition, Affect and Emotion.

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Jonathan Frome (2014). Melodrama and the Psychology of Tears. Projections.

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Jonathan Frome (2013). Snow White: Critics and Criteria for the Animated Feature Film. Quarterly Review of Film and Video.

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Jonathan Frome (2013). Interactivity, Performance, and Emotion. Arts Study [第九辑].

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Jonathan Frome (2010). ‘I Wasn’t Expecting That!’ Cognition and Shock in Alien’s (1979) Chestburster Scene. Film Moments: Criticism, History, Theory.

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Jonathan Frome (2009). The Ontology of Interactivity. Proceedings of The Philosophy of Computer Games Conference 2009.

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Jonathan Frome (2008). Why Do We Care Whether Link Saves the Princess?. The Legend of Zelda and Philosophy.

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Jonathan Frome (2008). Noël Carroll. The Routledge Companion to Philosophy and Film.

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Jonathan Frome (2007). Eight Ways Videogames Generate Emotion. Situated Play, Proceedings of the 2007 Digital Games Research Association Conference.

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Jonathan Frome (2006). Why Films Make Us Cry but Videogames Don’t: Emotions in Traditional and Interactive Media.

Jonathan Frome (2006). Representation, Reality, and Emotions across Media. Film Studies: An International Review.

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Jonathan Frome, Daniel Barratt (2006). Author Meets Critics: Noël Carroll’s Engaging the Moving Image. Film Studies: An International Review.

Jonathan Frome (2004). Melodrama, Tears, and Life of Oharu. 16:9—Danish Journal of Film Studies.

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Jonathan Frome, Aaron Smuts (2004). Helpless Spectators: Generating Suspense in Videogames and Film. TEXT Technology.

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Jonathan Frome (1999). Identification in Comics. The Comics Journal.

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