Forskning udført af edu-art drejer sig om ligestilling og
computerspilskultur. Vores akademiske arbejder afspejler et
feministisk perspektiv på emnet kvinder og computerspil.
Vi deltager i paneldiskussioner, fokusgrupper, konferencer og alle
de computerspils-relaterede arrangementer vi kan komme til.

Panbladet: August 2005
Virtuel Aggression: Dameholdet slår tilbage - Tina Lybæk
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Speciale:
"Gamer Trouble, Women Who Play Computer Games"
(abstrakt)
- af Tina Lybæk, maj 2005


Speciale:
"Accessing Space - Barriers of Entrance: Females and the
Counter Strike Universe" (abstrakt)
- af Emma Witkowski & Sutikamon Hoejrup, december 2004
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>> Download Thesis Bilag her (PDF - 1,832 KB)


Rapport:
"Soft Reboot - Young women and Computer
Technology in Denmark." - af Emma Witkowski 2006.
På engelsk (PDF 3.5 MB)

"Women in Games" 2006 Konference
Teeside Universitet, Middelsborough, UK
10. - 11. juli 2006

Panel: "Theory and Practice: A Panel on Nordic Gaming Initiatives
for Women" Moderated by: T.L. Taylor - Associate professor, IT-
University of Copenhagen (Center for Computer Games Research.)

Panel Members: Sonja Kangas - PlayTech, Lisa Lindell and Annika
Olofsdotter Bergström - SuperMarit, Emma Witkowski and
Tina Lybaek - Edu-art

"Women in Games" 2005 Konference
Abertay-Dundee Universitet, Skotland
8. - 10. August 2005

Panel: "Thinking Past Pink: Critical Considerations of Women
and Gaming" - Moderator: TL Taylor (download PDF)

"Gamer Trouble - Gender and Identity Construction: Women who
Play Computer Games" - Tina Lybaek (download PDF)

"Sports and Games: Sites of Resistance to Traditional
Gender Roles" - Emma Witkowski (download PDF)


Ladyfest
10. november 2005
Debat & Oplæg: DIY - Do it Yourself

Dunst aftenskole
27. maj 2005
Talk: "Let's play" - kvinder, computerspil og det offentlige rum

Artikler:
"Multiple Pleasures: Women and online gaming"
- Dr. TL Taylor (Associate Professor - Department of Digital
Aesthetics and Communication - IT University, Copenhagen Denmark)

"For men": Examining Female Reactions to Nintendo's
Marketing for GameBoy Advance SP"
- Dr. Gareth Schott (Professor - Department of screen and media
studies - University of Waikato, Hamilton, New Zealand)

"Complete Freedom of Movement: Video Games
as Gendered Play Spaces"
- Dr. Henry Jenkins (Professor - Literature and Comparative Media
Studies & Director, Comparative Media Studies Program -
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) USA)

"Killing Like a Girl: Gendered Gaming and Girl
Gamers' Visibility"
- Dr. Jo Bryce and Dr. Jason Rutter (Dr. Jo Bryce: Senior lecturer in
psychology at the University of Central Lancashire &
Dr. Jason Rutter: ESRC Centre for Research on Innovation
and Competition - University of Manchester)

"Girls just want to have fun" (under "publications" link)
- Dr. Aphra Kerr (Media Research Centre at the
University of Ulster, Coleraine.)

"Re-Tooling Play: Dystopia, Dysphoria and Difference"
- Dr. Mary Bryson (University of British Columbia, Canada) &
Dr. Suzanne de Castell (Simon Fraser University, Canada)

"The Non-sense of Women in Neverwinter Nights"
- Dr. Hilde Corneliussen (Associate professor at University of
Bergen, Norway) and Dr. Torill Mortensen (Associate professor at
Volda College, Norway)


Gaming links:
> Terranova
> Game Girl Advance
> Women gamers
> Game Culture
> Supermarit

Spil-relaterede Blogs:
> Constance Steinkuehler
> misbehaving.net
> Guardian Games Blog
> Jill Walker
> Emma Witkowski
> Vesterblog