Whose Literacy Is It Anyway?

Whose Literacy Is It Anyway?: "At the same time, a number of designers and critics of interactive experiences have turned to more sophisticated theories about rhetorical awareness or written expression than Gee’s simple talking points to interpret what they call the complex “operational logics” at work in computer games.� Among those who describe themselves as part of the 'software studies' movement, Ian Bogost was the first literally to write the book on “procedural rhetoric” in Persuasive Games: The Expressive Power of Videogames, which interrogated some of Gee's assumptions."