Videos games: a tool for questionning and self-construction

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The document discusses how video games can be used as a tool for self-questioning and identity construction. It proposes introducing video games into libraries to attract younger users and allow them to explore identities through gameplay. Specifically, it notes that mass-market games often lack representation for minorities and women, but that games created by LGBTQ communities or games like MMORPGs and The Sims offer more opportunities for users to construct characters reflecting their own identities.

My French Library
Video games: a tool for questioning
and self-construction

Who are we ?
• Legotheque
• French comittee from the French National
Association of Librarians
• 13 members – public and academic libraries
• Our points of interest: gender,
multiculturalism, racism, identity, self-construction

Why video games ?
• Video games: multi-shaped
• Puts the player and the gaming experiment
first in the gaming mechanics
• Playing : becoming a hero that does not
necessarily look like us and from whom we
don't know much
• But, identification is important, through values
or physical elements

Video Games in Library ?!
• Attract new users, possibly younger ones
• Diversify documents offer
• Change perception of libraries
• Fulfill demand of equality of access to ressources : video games are expensive
• Extend sociability of users, enjoy playing activities and the skills that develop with
gaming
• Initiate users to cognitive mechanics on one side (follow a story and live
adventures) and on another side to the digital word (screen-reading …)
• Play, and have fun playing!

Video games & self-questioning
• Video games: perfect media to use to question
yourself !
• But, when dealing with identity, it may be hard to
relate, whether it be in terms of physical criterias
or moral.
• Minorities and women don’t always appear in a
positive, realistic way in video games.
• Mainstream games do not always provide the
material for self-construction !

Video games created by LGBTQ
community
• Share
• Testify
• Relate to a hero that matches expectations

Self-construction
• MMORPG: best use of video games
• Sims and like-games offer, with new versions
or extensions, more and more possibilities to
construct your character: sexual orientation,
use of pronouns, family creation …

Women in video games
• Prize money (Princess Peach)
• Strong character, sometime portrayed as a
fantasy (Bayonetta, Lara Croft)
• Real women

Minorities in video games
• Few heroes are from minorities, but often
present as support to the hero.
• Gears of War, a FPS-type game, features for
example Cole, a former nfl-player

LGBT characters in video games
• Very present in games from 2000 to 2014 and
continuing
• Different postures
– Caricature
– Powerful

Non-gendered
• Journey : the main character
is not refered as he or she
• Minecraft: not one animal in the game can be
identified – creator wanted to avoid gender
questions
• Spore: ovipare creatures

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1. My French Library Video games: a tool for questioning and self-construction

2. Who are we ? • Legotheque • French comittee from the French National Association of Librarians • 13 members – public and academic libraries • Our points of interest: gender, multiculturalism, racism, identity, self-construction

3. Why video games ? • Video games: multi-shaped • Puts the player and the gaming experiment first in the gaming mechanics • Playing : becoming a hero that does not necessarily look like us and from whom we don't know much • But, identification is important, through values or physical elements

4. Video Games in Library ?! • Attract new users, possibly younger ones • Diversify documents offer • Change perception of libraries • Fulfill demand of equality of access to ressources : video games are expensive • Extend sociability of users, enjoy playing activities and the skills that develop with gaming • Initiate users to cognitive mechanics on one side (follow a story and live adventures) and on another side to the digital word (screen-reading …) • Play, and have fun playing!

5. Video games & self-questioning • Video games: perfect media to use to question yourself ! • But, when dealing with identity, it may be hard to relate, whether it be in terms of physical criterias or moral. • Minorities and women don’t always appear in a positive, realistic way in video games. • Mainstream games do not always provide the material for self-construction !

6. Video games created by LGBTQ community • Share • Testify • Relate to a hero that matches expectations

7. Self-construction • MMORPG: best use of video games • Sims and like-games offer, with new versions or extensions, more and more possibilities to construct your character: sexual orientation, use of pronouns, family creation …

8. Women in video games • Prize money (Princess Peach) • Strong character, sometime portrayed as a fantasy (Bayonetta, Lara Croft) • Real women

9. Minorities in video games • Few heroes are from minorities, but often present as support to the hero. • Gears of War, a FPS-type game, features for example Cole, a former nfl-player

10. LGBT characters in video games • Very present in games from 2000 to 2014 and continuing • Different postures – Caricature – Powerful

11. Non-gendered • Journey : the main character is not refered as he or she • Minecraft: not one animal in the game can be identified – creator wanted to avoid gender questions • Spore: ovipare creatures

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