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Women and Video Game Addiction: Experimenting with research narratives

January 10, 2012

This is an experimental research paper relaying women’s stories, gathered with Sense-Making Methodology interviews, of times they felt they were …

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Female Fans From the Beginning

March 8, 2011

I’m late in putting this out there, but it’s worth watching. This is a video from a Star Trek convention …

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