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Monthly Archives: March 2012

Minutia reception analysis

March 30, 2012

Methods for understanding the moment-by-moment reception of interactive media Oftentimes in media studies that focus on understanding media reception by …

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Playing Digital Games as Scaffolding

March 18, 2012

[This is a research proposal from 2005 on how a child's cognitive developmental level could interact with digital games' formal …

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Raging Bull: Sounds of Obsession

March 9, 2012

The academic society calls cinema a visual art because it captures moving some slice of reality and from it creates …

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So, Why Did the Media Fail You?

March 8, 2012

[This post comes from a 2005 research proposal studying how the media was perceived as hindering people.  The entire proposal, …

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Interacting with an Gender Ambiguous Computer Entity

March 7, 2012

[From a 2005 research proposal that went no where, but can be found here.] How we perceive the people around us …

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Ugetsu, Intertextuality, and the Western Spectator

March 6, 2012

I want to start off by taking what may be a radical position on how I am conceptualizing film or …

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Buffy and Public Discourse on Women’s Health

March 2, 2012

After Buffy the Vampire Slayer ended it’s television run, Joss Whedon inked a deal with Dark Horse Comics to continue the storyline …

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