12 Nov 2017 The political economy of historical digital games
The late science-fiction author Octavia Butler once wrote in her unpublished work Parable of the Trickster that: “There’s nothing new / under the sun, / but there are new suns.”
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12 Nov 2017 Museums that travel
“New museology” is a notion which has been gaining popularity in museum studies since the 1980s when Peter Vergo (1989) proposed it in a book he...
12 Nov 2017 Digital narratives: me, us, and who else?
“I’m here to tell you a little bit of my story, and I’d like you to please read to the end. My name is R, I’m 29 years...
12 Nov 2017 Video games, transmedia, and cultural memory
I’ve played video games for as long as I can remember. From the electronic games like Munchman and Astro Wars developed by the British and New Zealand manufacturer...
12 Nov 2017 Asylum seekers, new media, and society’s memory
More than 60 million people were forcefully displaced from their homes in recent years, making the contemporary refugee crisis the most significant human tragedy of contemporary times. At...
12 Nov 2017 Go-ogle: Gender and memory in the “globital” age
For millennia humankind has given future generations access to the past by making recitords of events and genealogies. Now we go-ogle the past through the internet.
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