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EdD

Dartmouth “Indian” Symbol Controversy

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William Kenyon
Culture

How the Bloodline Saga Helped Me Survive the Pandemic and Why Roman’s Rare Appearances Leave Me Longing for More

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William Kenyon
EdD

Narrowing My Doctoral Research Focus

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William Kenyon
Culture

The Real King of TV Isn’t Netflix or Disney, It’s YouTube

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William Kenyon
Education

Why I see myself an "LXD", not an "ID", and what does that even mean?

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William Kenyon
Culture

Streaming Was Supposed to Save Television

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William Kenyon
Culture

The 2000s Still Feel Familiar And That’s Kind of Weird

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William Kenyon
Microblog

So... I... sort of wrote a textbook.

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William Kenyon
Student Readings

Video Game Studies: Culture, Technology, and Humanities

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William Kenyon
Student Readings

AI, Video Games, and the Evolving Landscape of Creative Production

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William Kenyon
Student Readings

Virtual Marketplaces, Real Consequences: The Labor and Culture of Video Game Economies

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William Kenyon
Miscellaneous

Why My 30s Were the Best Years of My Life (So Far)

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William Kenyon
Student Readings

Video Games, Moral Panic, and the Wider Tradition of Scapegoating

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William Kenyon
Culture

Professional Wrestling, Culture, and Neoliberal Theory Part II: From Cena to Cody

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William Kenyon
Student Readings

Video Games and Cultural Perceptions of Gender and Identity

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William Kenyon
Student Readings

Video Game Violence: Myths and Realities

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William Kenyon
Student Readings

Neoliberal Ideology, Power Distance, and Cross-Cultural Perspectives in Video Games

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William Kenyon
Health

How My Doctor Helped Me Understand Leptin Resistance and My New Approach to Weight Loss

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William Kenyon
Student Readings

Video Games as Art and Storytelling: A Comprehensive Exploration

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William Kenyon
Student Readings

Video Games and the Psychology of Play

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William Kenyon
Student Readings

Arcades to E-Sports: Social Media’s Impact on Video Gaming Culture

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William Kenyon
Student Readings

The History of Video Games: From Humble Beginnings to a Cultural Phenomenon

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William Kenyon
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