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Monthly Archives: April 2012

Hypersexualism in Gameplay and the Problem of the Action Heroine

April 29, 2012

The history of consumption of video games and computer games has largely been of one-sided demographics: the notion that men …

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That Whole Abortion Thing? Just Kidding!

April 21, 2012

When Buffy Season 9 Issue 6 came out, I applauded it.  I even wrote a whole essay on why I …

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Cultivated Learning Theory: Graduate school, year one

April 16, 2012

In the theory class of the first semester of my first year as a graduate student, I was in a …

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Virtual Living Room: CBS and NBC Experiment with Interactive Television

April 1, 2012

In a previous post, I began a discussion on how American producers — professionals, semi-professionals and amateurs — are experimenting …

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