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If Games are Speech, Why Can't I Speak?

by Casey O'Donnell on Dec 01, 2008

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This was a presentation I gave at IPCC in Montreal, Canada in July of 2008.

This was a presentation I gave at IPCC in Montreal, Canada in July of 2008.

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If Games are Speech, Why Can’t I Speak? — Presentation Transcript

If Games are Speech, Why Can’t I Speak?: Shutting Down Collaborative Game Development IPCC Presentation, Montréal, Canada Casey O’Donnell codonnell@alum.rpi.edu / caseyodonnell@gmail.com July 16, 2008
Fieldwork Future Methods Anthropology Practice Future Fieldsites Ethnography Labyrinth of Practice Future Work Spaces for Play(fulness) Pursuing Systems/Structures Creative Collaborative Importance of Play Pedagogy Practice Understanding Cultural Anthropology Underlying Systems/Structure Undermined By Underlying Systems/Structure Consolidation Policy Lack of Diversity Caring about how Gender Systems/Structure Games work DMCA Patent