Feminist War Games? : Mechanisms of War, Feminist Values, and Interventional Games (Paperback)

Part I: Introduction Feminist War games? Mechanisms of War, Feminist Values, and Interventional GamesAlyssa Arbuckle, Jon Saklofske, Jon Bath, and the Implementing New Knowledge Environments Partnership Part II: Play as Inquiry 1. Are There (Can There Be/Should There Be) Feminist War Games?Jon Saklofske, Emily Cann, Danielle Rodrigue-Todd, and Derek Siemens2. Gendered Authorship in War Gaming: Whose Fantasy is it Anyway?Anastasia Salter3. An Overview of the History and Design of Tabletop Wargames in Relation to Gender: From Tactics to StrategyMatt Shoemaker4. Reframing the Domestic Experience of War in This War of Mine: Life on the BattlefieldRyan House Part III: Feminism as War 5. Gamified Suburban Violence and the Feminist Pleasure of Destructive Play: Rezoning WarzonesAdan Jerreat-Poole6. Because We are Always Warring: Feminism, Games, and WarSuzanne de Castell and Jennifer Jenson7. Exploring Agency and Female Player?Character Relationships in Life is Strange: What Choice do I Have?Andrea Luc8. ‘What is a Feminist War Game?’: A Game Jam Reflection Sarah Stang Part IV: Challenging the Industry 9. Feminism and the Forever Wars: Prototyping Games in the Time of ‘America First’Elizabeth Losh10. Seven Dimensions of a Feminist War Game: What We Can Learn from This War of MineChristopher Kampe 11. Failed Feminist Interventions in Wolfenstein II: The New ColossusMark Kaethler12. Subversive Game Mechanics in the Fatal Frame and Portal Franchises: Having Your Cake and Eating it TooGabi Kirilloff 13. Toxic Pacifism and the Problems with or Potential of Non-Violent Playthroughs Jon Bath and Elly CockroftPart V: AfterwordTaking Binaries Off the Table Mary Flanagan