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Dollhouses of Desperation: Playing to Practice, Playing to Prepare
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Dollhouses of Desperation: Playing to Practice, Playing to Prepare

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 / 7 January 2015
The characters in This War of Mine live in a home situated in a larger world that is much colder, much more callous than the bright and cheery suburban void that the homes of The Sims exist in.
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“It’s Fun Being An Asshole!”: An Interview with Fran Kranz on Joss Whedon

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SXSW Film Festival Day 2: Fredkin’s ‘Killer Joe’

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 / 13 March 2012
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Voluntary Amnesia in ‘Dollhouse’ and ‘Pygmalion’

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 / 25 July 2011
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Joss Whedon: Pioneer of the Body Count

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 / 12 April 2011
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The Power of Fandom in the Whedonverse

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 / 11 April 2011
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The Dystopian Future in Joss Whedon’s Work

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 / 10 April 2011
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The Big Bad Universe: Good and Evil According to Joss Whedon

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 / 7 April 2011
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‘Buffy’ and ‘Dollhouse’: Visions of Female Empowerment and Disempowerment

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 / 6 April 2011
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TV’s Grim Reaper: Why Joss Whedon Continually Kills the Characters We Love

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 / 5 April 2011
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Love Hurts, or, Why Buffy Couldn’t Find Love

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Zombies, Reavers, Butchers, and Actuals in Joss Whedon’s Work

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