This exploration of feminist games studies is a continuation—begin with part one here. Alisha: I think if we want to talk about the need for feminist games studies, we also have to take a minute to consider—briefly—the history of games studies, and maybe also the points at which feminist research […]
Chandra Mohanty
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The past few weeks, I’ve been writing a lot about representations of fatherhood and daughterhood, and my preoccupation with such representations stems from my interest in the ways family structures are manifested in game narratives. This week, my mind has turned from parent-child relationships and toward sibling relationships and how […]