[eccr] Fwd: Power Up: computer games, ideology and play

>http://www.power-up.org.uk
>
>The symposium 'Power-Up: computer games, ideology and play' will be at the
>Watershed Media Centre, Bristol on Monday July 14th and Tuesday July 15th.
>
>The Play Research Group within the School of Cultural Studies at UWE in
>Bristol invites you to explore the implications and possibilities for
>studying games and play as part of a changing world and its power
>structures. The symposium is organised to maximise discussion and debate -
>there is a limited number of panels and workshops with plenty of time for
>less formal exchange of ideas.
>
>The symposium will be of interest to those concerned with the significance
>of play in popular culture and media in general as well as those with a
>particular interest in computer games.
>
>Please see the website for more information, registration forms and
>programme.
>
>http://www.power-up.org.uk
>
>The Play Research Group
>School of Cultural Studies
>University of the West of England
>Bristol

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