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Introduction to the gender problematic in games and IT

17Mar09

 
This is the introduction to my dissertation, which discusses the academic context of the rest of my essay as well as establishing some key points in the gender problematic as pertaining to IT and games.
Both the computer and videogames appear to be contested sites, appropriated and dominated by men. Only 22% of computer science graduates [...]


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