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Tag Archives: 361

April 20, 2017

UPCOMING COURSE: WGS 361: Gender, Film, & Media: “#BuffySlays20: Critical Approaches to Buffy the Vampire Slayer” (Summer 2017)

I have the good fortune to be teaching once again this...
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September 22, 2016

UPCOMING COURSES: Introduction to Queer Studies, Virtual Worlds & Video Games, Feminist Science Fiction (Autumn 2016)

I have a full slate this coming autumn quarter.  Here are...
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June 13, 2016

UPCOMING COURSES: WGS 361 (Online, Summer Quarter 2016)

I am teaching a pilot online course for my department this...
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November 19, 2015

UPCOMING COURSE: WGS 361 “Virtual Worlds & Video Games” (Winter 2016)

It is that time of year again…I cannot believe that I...
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Dr. Edmond Y. Chang is an Assistant Professor of English at Ohio University. His areas of research include technoculture; race, gender, and sexuality; video games, analog games, LARP, queer game studies; feminist media studies; cultural studies; popular culture; and 20/21C American literature. He teaches undergraduate and graduate courses on queer American literature, speculative literature of color, virtual worlds, games, everyday media, and writing.  Recent publications include “‘Do They See Me as a Virus?’: Imagining Asian American (Environmental) Games” in American Studies, “Why are the Digital Humanities So Straight?” in Alternative Historiographies of the Digital Humanities, “Drawing the Oankali: Imagining Race, Gender, and the Posthuman in Octavia Butler’s Dawn” in Approaches to Teaching the Works of Octavia E. Butler, and “Queergaming” in Queer Game Studies.  He is the creator of Tellings, a high fantasy tabletop RPG, and Archaea, a live-action role-playing game.   He is also an Assistant Editor for Analog Game Studies and a Contributing Editor for Gamers with Glasses.
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Edmond Y. Chang
English, Ellis Hall
1 Ohio University
Athens, OH 45701
change(at)ohio(dot)edu


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  • UPCOMING: “Circling Asianfuturisms: Edmond Chang and Larissa Lai in Conversation,” 6/19, 6 PM CEST (Huelva) – ED(MOND)CHANG(ED)AGOGY on Musings on Asianfuturism?
  • UPCOMING: “Gaming While Asian, An Adventure” @ Brandeis University, October 24, 2022, 4 PM – ED(MOND)CHANG(ED)AGOGY on UPCOMING TALK: “Gaming While Asian,” University of Georgia, 11/3, 4:30 PM
  • OHIO POPcats Popular Culture Speaker Series 2022 – ED(MOND)CHANG(ED)AGOGY on Keywords for Video Game Studies Returns! Dr. Ashlee Bird Visits Ohio University
  • “Why Are the Digital Humanities So Straight?” Part of Electronic Literature Collection 4 – ED(MOND)CHANG(ED)AGOGY on Alternative Historiographies of the Digital Humanities (Punctum, 2021)
  • Keywords for Video Game Studies Returns! Dr. Ashlee Bird Visits Ohio University – ED(MOND)CHANG(ED)AGOGY on Keywords for Video Game Studies Renewed
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