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Monthly Archives: February 2011

#oscars: a tweet poem in snark

February 28, 2011

[The following are all my tweets/observations from last night's Oscar telecast, widely being considered as the worst in memory.  Watch …

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Preliminary Marxist Critique of Superheroes

February 24, 2011

[What follows is from a class assignment for a critical theory course I took in graduate school.  It's in idea …

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Fear the Virtual World?

February 23, 2011

I must make a confession up front: I would never have watched The Ghost Whisperer if it was not for …

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Learning to Slash

February 22, 2011

Ever hear of slash? When I went to graduate school, I was not aware of slash.  But I came to …

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Clinical Therapy with Buster Keaton

February 21, 2011

Well, no, not really. I never met the man, the genius, the one of four comedians who can be considered …

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A Night with Cinematic Titanic

February 20, 2011

Before DVDs existed and brought us the director commentary track, this group of men and women were providing an alternative …

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The Shadow: The Place for the Crimefighter in American Life

February 18, 2011

Back in 1997, I was a freshman in college, at the venerable University of Wisconsin at Madison. I went into …

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As Video Games Become Art

February 17, 2011

I know there are arguments out there for and against the idea of “video games as art”. And technically, this …

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The Story of The Dark Knight and Its Brethren

February 17, 2011

Back in the spring of 2007, like other Batman fans who loved Christopher Nolan’s Batman Begins, I was eagerly awaiting …

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Hybrid virtual worlds

February 16, 2011

When I started with the Virtual Worlds Research Group at Roskilde University in Denmark back in the fall of 2008, …

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