Corpus ID: 8589949

Women and Video Games: Pigeonholing the Past

@inproceedings{Perry2012WomenAV,
  title={Women and Video Games: Pigeonholing the Past},
  author={A. Perry},
  year={2012}
}

A. Perry

Published 2012

Sociology

As a student at Scripps much of my compulsory reading over the past four years has dealt with women's representation both in literal and metaphorical spaces. Despite the density and volume of the theories I have read, what I have learned is still just the tip of the iceberg. Similarly, the topic of video games expands each year as technology develops and demands for entertainment broaden. Research regarding games—once perceived as nothing more than frivolous entertainment—has boomed in recent… CONTINUE READING

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