The Ivory Tower Archive

March 2005: Seniors Gaming: An interview with Mihai Nadin by Thom Gillespie
February 2005: n/a
January 2005: E for Everyone – A Call for Interdisciplinary Studies by by Laurie Taylor and Cathlena Martin
December 2004: Will Master Chief Ever Frag Moby Dick? by Nathan Garrelts
November 2004: What Mastery of Which Arts? by Barry Atkins
October 2004: From Middle-Earth to Arden by Edward Castronova
September 2004: Playing the Final -- An Experiment in Pedagogy by Elena Bertozzi
August 2004: The End Of The World As We Know It.? by Simon Egenfeldt-Nielsen
July 2004: What scope is there for game researchers, developers and players to collaborate in making games? by Caroline Pelletier
June 2004: Invading Spaces, Defending Territories by Matteo Bittanti
May 2004: The Two Cultures, Maybe Three by Chris Crawford
April 2004: The Muse of the Video Game by Ian Bogost
March 2004: Ebony and Ivory - Experience from joint projects between game developers and researchers by Tom Söderlund
February 2004: Dungeons, Dragons, and Ivory Towers by Chaim Gingold
January 2004: Affective Gaming by Jonathan Sykes
December 2003: Abstraction: An Untapped Potential by Mark J. P. Wolf
November 2003: Ideological Videogames: Press left button to dissent by Gonzalo Frasca
October 2003: To Inform AND Entertain by Henry Jenkins
September 2003: The Arrival of Computer Game Studies by Dr. Graeme Kirkpatrick
August 2003: Games and Rhetoric: a rhetorical look at gameplay by Drew Davidson
July 2003: Do we need a common language? by Espen Aarseth
June 2003: The more we talk, the smarter we get: the conversation between game designers and researchers by Janet H. Murray
May 2003: Into the Labyrinth: Defining Games Research by Celia Pearce
April 2003: Just what is it that makes computer games so different, so appealing? by Jesper Juul
March 2003: Pac-Man and the Ivory Tower by Frans Mäyrä