About video games & women...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:The_Escapist_Magazine_Issue_1.jpg

Can I contact Susan Arendt?

http://www.gamingangels.com/2012/02/women-in-games-susan-arendt-managing-editor-at-the-escapist/

I can read:

Susan: Well, I worked in the “real world” for quite a while before I ever got into this. I started writing on the side for a volunteer site about ten years ago and eventually became executive editor. I had a blog on 1up and was waiting for someone to notice how amazing I was and offer me a job. (Which actually kind of happened.) So I wrote for free for five years before I ever got to do this for reals.

Et l'âne écrit:

Stu-pé-fac-tion... like Satisfaction...

Et pense:

Je devrais repasser...

To be a cultural creative or/and... You can fill it in...

a- Housewife
b- Woman
c- Mom
d- Philosopher
e- Postmodern
f- Digital writer
g- Cultural critic
h- Consumer
i- Responsible person
j- Individual
k- Artist
l- Just someone
M- Responsible parent
etc.

You may contact:

University of California Humanities Research Institute
4000 Humanities Gateway
Irvine, CA 92697-3350
Telephone: (949) 824-8180
Fax: (949) 824-2115
Email: dmlhub @hri.uci.edu

Description:

For most young people today, engagement with new digital media is a routine aspect of life. Through computers, mobile phones, and other handheld devices, youth can blog, tweet, participate in social networks like Facebook, play massive multi-player games, use online information sources, and share videos, stories, music, and art they’ve created. Important skills and knowledge can be gained from such activities, but there are also risks. For example, young people may only rarely consider what it means to be an ethical, socially responsible “citizen” on the Internet.

http://dmlcentral.net/resources/4826

http://www.thegoodproject.org/

http://www.nonfiction.fr/article-6728-une_pensee_de_la_desobeissance_civile.htm

Sur l'éthique et la politique...& les femmes...