Andreas Gregersen

The article discusses the issue of how to categorize video games—not the medium of video games, but individual video games. As a lead in to this discussion, the article discusses video game specificity and genericity and moves on to genre theory. On the basis of this discussion, a cognitive experientialist genre framework is sketched, which incorporates both general points from genre theory and theories more specific to the video game domain. The framework is illustrated through a brief example. One virtue of the framework is that it offers a way to bridge the gap between game ontology and player experience; a brief conclusion discusses how the breadth of this gap may depend upon player biographies and also outlines how further work may proceed

This chapter examines the transformative impact of the #MeToo movement on Danish feminism, highlighting a significant shift from the initial subdued response in 2017 to a robust and widespread mobilization from 2020 onwards. The chapter explores the evolution of feminist activism in Denmark, focusing on how the #MeToo movement catalyzed unprecedented collaboration across various sectors and brought gender equality issues to the forefront of public and political discourse. Key developments include the introduction of a consent-based rape law in 2021 and increased awareness and legislative action against sexual harassment. The chapter also discusses the diversity within the Danish feminist movement, encompassing women’s organizations, LGBTQ+ activists, trade unions, and new grassroots initiatives, and examines the challenges posed by the rise of antifeminism. Through this analysis, the chapter underscores the profound and lasting influence of the #MeToo movement on Danish society and feminist activism.