Women and Video Games by CybercultureTwo professors at M.I.T, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, have recently launched a feministic debate on the subject of women and video games. They believe its importan

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Date: 2010-07-12 15:02:07 Justine Cassell Purple Moon Video game Barbie Lara Croft Girl Leisure Human behavior Recreation Gaming Video game culture Women and video games		Women and Video Games by CybercultureTwo professors at M.I.T, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, have recently launched a feministic debate on the subject of women and video games. They believe its importan Add to Reading List Source URL: www.justinecassell.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 38,75 KB Share Document on Facebook

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