Gaming Lives in the Twenty-First Century

1. Introduction: Gaming Lives in the Twenty-First Century
Gail E. Hawisher, Cynthia L. Selfe

Part I. Gaming and Literacy

2. Computer Gaming as Literacy
Cynthia L. Selfe, Anne F. Mareck, Josh Gardiner

3. Transcultural Literacies of Gaming
Iswari P. Pandey, Laxman Pandey, Angish Shreshtha

4. Lost (and Found) in Translation: Game Localization, Cultural Models, and Critical Literacy
Erin Smith, Eve Deitsch

5. Gaming, Identity, and Literacy
Daniel Keller, Paul Ardis, Vivienne Dunstan, Adam Thornton, Rachel Henry, Brett Witty

6. Narrative, Action, and Learning: The Stories of Myst
Debra Journet

7. Gaming, Agency, and Imagination: Locating Gaming within a Larger Constellation of Literacies
Deanna McGaughey-Summers, Russell Summers

8. Relationship Gaming and Identity: Stephanie and Josh
JoAnn Griffin

9. Dungeons, Dragons, and Discretion: A Gateway to Gaming, Technology, and Literacy
Stephanie Owen Fleischer, Susan A. Wright, Matthew L. Barnes

Part III. Gaming and Difference

10. “A Real Effect on the Gameplay”: Computer Gaming, Sexuality, and Literacy
Jonathan Alexander, Mack Mccoy, Carlos Velez

Part III. Gaming and Difference

11. Taking Flight: Learning Differences Meet Gaming Literacies
Matthew Bunce, Marjorie Hebert, J. Christopher Collins

12. Racing toward Representation: An Understanding of Racial Representation in Video Games
Samantha Blackmon, Daniel J. Terrell

13. Portrait of a Gray Gamer: A Macro-Self Reading the Big Picture
John E. Branscum, Frank Quickert

14. Gender Matters: Literacy, Learning, and Gaming in One American Family
Pamela Takayoshi

15. Afterword: The Return of the Player
Dmitri Williams

Nyckelord: Psychology, Cognitive Psychology, Educational Psychology, Education, general, Sociology of Education, Media Studies, Sociology, general