There are times when I love nothing more than devouring seemingly endless lists that explore the most horrifying moments in movies or gaming. Sometimes I would agree (especially when I knew exactly what the author was talking about) and other times I’d never played the mentioned game so I couldn’t really agree or disagree. As …
One could say it’s odd that you could label a video game character as a hero or role model, but then again I never said I was normal. With the recent release of Tomb Raider and its reboot of the series Lara found herself once again the centre of attention, and as usual it …
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Fiona Nunan is a Lecturer in Environment and Development in IDD, specialising in environment and natural resource management and governance, including fisheries governance and management, poverty and the environment, and impact evaluation methods and approaches. She convenes the module on Transforming Development for Sustainability and co-convenes Critical Approaches to…
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I like the new Guiding Principles for the Journalist, spelled out in the opening chapter of The New Ethics of Journalism: Principles for the 21st Century. The overall concepts of these principles reflect the same core values as Bob Steele’s Guiding Principles from about 20 years ago, but also…
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Originally posted on Games, Eh?:
You KNEW this image was going to be used again. I’m making good on my promise from my review of 2013’s Tomb Raider: I’m finally going to give my opinions on why I believe Lara Croft is an excellent female video game character. With so much social justice and feminism…
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