StoryTelling for New Media

Storytelling for New Media
Week One
Tuesday, Jan. 8th- Class Introduction
Thursday, Jan. 10th- KateModern
Week Two
Tuesday, Jan. 15th- KateModern
Thursday, Jan. 17th- Lolita (to Chp. 24—Part One)
Week Three
Tuesday, Jan. 22nd- Lolita (to Chp. 17—Part Two)
Thursday, Jan. 24th- Lolita (to end)

Week Four
Tuesday, Jan 29th- Aarseth, “Nonlinerarity and Literary Theory” (eReserve)
Thursday, Jan 31st- Ryan, “Immersion to Interactivity” (eReserve)
Week Five
Tuesday, Feb. 5th- “Remediation,” Bolter and Grusin (eReserve)
Thursday, Feb. 7th- Joyce, “Notes Towards an Unwritten” (online); Derrida, “Bookto Come” (eReserve)
Week Six
Tuesday, Feb. 12th- Patchwork Girl
Thursday, Feb. 14th- Patchwork Girl

Week Seven
Tuesday, Feb. 19th- Douglas and Hargadon, “The Pleasure of Immersion andInteraction” (First Person)
Thursday, Feb. 21st- Joyce, Twelve Blue
Week Eight
Tuesday, Feb. 26th- Implementation
Thursday, Feb 28th- Inanimate Alice
Week Nine

Tuesday, March 4th- A Million Penguins
Thursday, March 6th- Four Eyed Monsters
Week Ten
Tuesday, March 18th- Forget the Rules
Thursday, March 20th- ARGS
Week Eleven
Tuesday, March 25th- ARGS
Thursday, March 27th- Jenkins, “Game Design as Narrative Architecture”; Eskelinen,”Towards Computer Game Studies” (Both in First Person)
Week Twelve
Tuesday, April 1st- Zimmerman, “Narrative, Interactivity, Play, and Games”;Moulthrop, “From Work to Play” (Both in First Person)
Thursday, April 3rd- Grand Theft Auto
Week Thirteen
Tuesday, April 8th- Grand Theft Auto
Thursday, April 10th- Penny, “Representation, Enaction, and the Ethics ofSimulation” (First Person)Chess, “Playing the Bad Guy” (eReserve)
Week Fourteen
Tuesday, April 15th- Facade
Thursday, April 17th- Student Projects
Week Fifteen
Tuesday, April 22nd- Student Projects
Thursday, April 24th- Final Class