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Virtual Gender: Technology, Consumption and Identity Matters |
Alison Adam; Eileen Green
Routledge
Virtual Gender: Technology, Consumption and Identity Matters
Understanding computer game cultures: A situated approach
Authors

SIMEON J. YATES; KAREN LITTLETON

ARI Id

1666130552059_14822726

Access

Open/Free Access

Pages

125-145

DOI

10.4324/9780203977019-14

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Chapters/HeadingsAuthor(s)PagesInfo
Part I Gendered access and experience of ICTs and the Internet
23-24
Women and the Internet: The natural history of a research project
ANNE SCOTT; LESLEY SEMMENS
25-49
Gender in email-based co-operative problem-solving
GREG MICHAELSON; MARGIT POHL
50-66
Lives and livelihoods in the technological age
KATE WHITE, LESLIE REGAN SHADE AND
67-84
Becoming a technologist: Days in a girl’s life
LINDA STEPULEVAGE
85-105
Theoretical reflections on networking in practice: The case of women on the Net
GILLIAN YOUNGS
106-122
Part II Leisure, pleasure and consumption
123-124
Understanding computer game cultures: A situated approach
SIMEON J. YATES; KAREN LITTLETON
125-145
Visual pleasure in textual places: Gazing in multi-user object-oriented worlds
MICHÈLE WHITE
146-171
Strange yet stylish headgear: Virtual reality consumption and the construction of gender
NICOLA GREEN
172-194
Technology, leisure and everyday practices
EILEEN GREEN
195-210
Men, masculinities and ‘mundane’ technologies: The domestic telephone
MARIA LOHAN
211-228
Part III Citizens at work and in the community
229-230
Cyberstalking: Gender and computer ethics
ALISON ADAM
231-246
Gender and citizenship in the information society: Women’s information technology groups in North Karelia
North Karelia MARJA VEHVILÄINEN
247-262
Gender in the design of the digital city of Amsterdam
Amsterdam ELS ROMMES, ELLEN VAN OOST AND NELLY OUDSHOORN
263-284
Part IV Identity and self: Gendered play, virtual reality and cyborgization
285-286
The social geography of gender-switching in virtual environments on the Internet
LYNNE D. ROBERTS; MALCOLM R. PARKS
287-307
A camera with a view: JenniCAM, visual representation and cyborg subjectivity
KRISSI M. JIMROGLOU
308-323
Cyborgs or goddesses?: Becoming divine in a cyberfeminist age
ELAINE GRAHAM
324-344
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