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Game Studies Research and Critical Blindspots

Game Studies Research and Critical Blindspots

Posted 10 July 2009 | By | Categories: Theory | 1 Comment

It was refreshing to be around so many different people from so many different backgrounds at the Games, Learning, and Society (GLS) conference in June, specifically because they were all incredibly excited about games. The conference had just a slight tinge of fangirl/boyism that was endearing and, in some ways, quite productive. After all, in [...]

Games, Learning, and Society 5.0 Talk: Analyzing Race in Games

Posted 18 June 2009 | By | Categories: Theory | 2 Comments

Last week I attended the Games, Learning, and Society conference.  I also presented a talk there on a panel entitled “Representations of Self and Other in Games” which was a pleasure because it was one of the few explicitly political panels at the conference. Given the educational focus of the conference and the large attendance [...]

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