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Graeme Kirkpatrick

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Graeme Kirkpatrick's Degrees

PhD Sociology University of Manchester
Masters Sociology University of Manchester
Bachelors Sociology University of Manchester

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According to Wikipedia, Graeme Kirkpatrick is Professor of Social and Cultural Theory at the University of Manchester. He has also worked as Professor in media arts, aesthetics and narration at the University of Skövde in Sweden, and been a visiting Professorial fellow of the Digital Cultures Research Programme at Flinders University in Adelaide.

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Graeme Kirkpatrick's Published Works

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Published Works

The Philosophy of Simondon: Between technology and individuation (2013) (61)
Online ‘chat’ facilities as pedagogic tools (2005) (61)
Computer Games and the Social Imaginary (2013) (57)
Players Unleashed!: Modding The Sims and the Culture of Gaming (2012) (53)
Constitutive Tensions of Gaming's Field: UK gaming magazines and the formation of gaming culture 1981-1995 (2012) (48)
Between Art and Gameness: Critical Theory and Computer Game Aesthetics (2007) (45)
Technology and social power (2008) (40)
Aesthetic Theory and the Video Game (2011) (36)
Critical Technology: A Social Theory of Personal Computing (2017) (29)
Early games production, gamer subjectivation and the containment of the ludic imagination (2017) (27)
Controller, Hand, Screen (2009) (26)
The Formation of Gaming Culture (2015) (26)
How gaming became sexist: a study of UK gaming magazines 1981–1995 (2017) (19)
Making games normal: Computer gaming discourse in the 1980s (2016) (12)
The Myth of Dialectics: Reinterpreting the Marx-Hegel Relation (2001) (11)
Ludefaction: Fracking of the Radical Imaginary (2015) (11)
Evolution or Progress? A (Critical) Defence of Habermas's Theory of Social Development (2003) (8)
Philosophical foundations of Analytical Marxism (1994) (7)
Historical Materialism and Social Evolution (2002) (7)
Beyond critique (2020) (6)
Modernism and the Esthetics of Personal Computing (2003) (5)
Technology as Culture (2008) (5)
Marxism and the computer game (2016) (4)
Towards reconciliation or mediated non-identity? Feenberg’s aesthetic critique of technology (2017) (4)
Meritums, Spectrums and Narrative Memories of ‘Pre-Virtual’ Computing in Cold War Europe 1 (2007) (4)
The Meaning of Technology (2008) (3)
Ludefaction (2015) (3)
Transforming Dystopia with Democracy: The Technical Code and the Critical Theory of Technology (2017) (2)
The Hacker Ethic and the Spirit of Informationalism (2002) (2)
Formal bias and the normative critique of technology design (2013) (2)
FEMINISM AND TECHNICAL CAPITAL (2010) (2)
Approaching Video Game History (2015) (1)
Technology: Taylor’s Play Between Worlds (2009) (1)
Progress and Technology in Habermas’s Theory of Social Evolution (2002) (1)
Technical politics (2020) (1)
“Welcoming All Gods and Embracing All Places”: Computer Games As Constitutively Transcendent of the Local (2021) (1)
Support for sensory-cancellation effects during visual perception of congruent movements (2011) (0)
Digital media and the spirit of the new capitalism: what future for 'aesthetic critique'? (2014) (0)
Capitalism With Morality By D. W. Haslett Clarendon Press, Oxford 1994, 280 pp. (1996) (0)
Gaming Publics and Technical Politics (2017) (0)
Introduction: From critical theory to technical politics (2020) (0)
What Does Critical Theory Criticise About Technology (2017) (0)
The Future of Social Theory (review) (2005) (0)
Andrew Feenberg’s critical theory of technology: A special issue (2018) (0)
Acknowledgements (2020) (0)
Introduction to the Special Issue on the Philosophy of Computer Games (2014) (0)
Studying the Magazines (2015) (0)
Introduction (2020) (0)
Computer game studies at Northumbria University (2004) (0)
The Philosophy of Computer Games: Special Issue of Philosophy and Technology (2014) (0)
Making Sense of Game Aesthetics [Panel Abstracts] (2009) (0)
Information and Religious Sensibility (2015) (0)
References (2020) (0)
Conclusion: Gaming Culture and Game Studies (2015) (0)
Aesthetic critique (2020) (0)
From critique to utopia (2020) (0)
The Aesthetics of Personal Computing (2017) (0)
Hacking as ‘Thwarted Vocation’ (2017) (0)
On Analytical Marxism: A reply to Smith (1995) (0)
Front matter (2020) (0)
Getting a Feel for the Games (2015) (0)
Introduction to the Special Issue on the Philosophy of Computer Games (2014) (0)
Game studies, aesthetics and active objects: an interview (2015) (0)
Modernism and the aesthetics of personal computing (2003) (0)
Critical theory and technology (2020) (0)
Contents (2020) (0)
The reception of personal computers in cold war Europe: a small scale comparative study (2005) (0)
Ludic form and contemporary performance arts (2018) (0)
Feenberg Between Instrumentalism and Substantivism: Formal Principles Versus Humanistic Values in Democratic Technical Politics (2015) (0)
Play Between Worlds: Exploring On-line Game Culture, by TL Taylor (2009) (0)
The Cynicism of the Computer Gamer (2017) (0)
The theory of bias and the ethics of technology design (2020) (0)
Acknowledgement to reviewers (2010) (0)
(Student) Life's a Game: Personal and Academic Planning as an Interactive Computer Simulation (2008) (0)
Hacking the First Personal Computers (2017) (0)
Book review: Deciphering Capital: Marx’s Capital and Its Destiny (2016) (0)
Game Addicted Freaks (2015) (0)
Index (2020) (0)
Radically Misinterpreting Marx: Jon Elster on Marx and class (1999) (0)
On-line chat rooms as pedagogic tools: a case study (2005) (0)
Wimps, YOBs and Game Busters (2015) (0)
The Three Ecologies (2004) (0)
Towards a critical sociology of the PC interface (2000) (0)
Thanks to Reviewers (2011) (0)
A New World of Letters? Computer game culture and the internet as public sphere (2003) (0)
Digital Technical Politics (2008) (0)
The Limits of Social Constructionism (2008) (0)

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