Research
Prof G's "How to write fieldnotes"
Second Life Glossary
Filmograhpy
You Only Live Twice Late last year the animated figure of a balding, bespectacled man addressed a motley crowd of characters that included a chipmunk, a robot and pencil-thin supermodels. It was a comical scene but a serious subject - the future of law in virtual worlds. The speaker was US judge Richard A. Posner who had arrived as an avatar in Linden Lab’Äôs Second Life, symbolising real world law grappling with a virtual legal vacuum.
Bibliographies An Introduction to the Anthropology of Gender
Religion and Second Life
Faithful build a Second Life for religion
Identity and Gender
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Bruckman, Amy. 2006. "Teaching Students to Study Online Communities Ethically." Journal of Information Ethics 15:2, 82-98.
Hall, Kira. 1996."Cyberfeminism." In Computer-Mediated Communications: Linguistic, Social and Cross Cultural Perspectives. Scott Hdrring (ed.), 147-170. Amsterdam: John Benjamins.
Religion And Video Games
LUDOLOGY MEETS NARRATOLOGY
Religion and New Media
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