Gamer dan Muslimah: Konstruksi Identitas Virtual Gamer Daring Profesional
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https://doi.org/10.21111/ejoc.v4i2.3635Keywords:
Gamer muslimah berjilbab, identitas virtual, perluasan diri, agregasi diri, online game, Veiled moslemah gamers, virtual identity, self-extension, self-aggregationAbstract
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