Consuming Innocence: Popular Culture And Our Children

by Karen Brooks

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Consuming Innocence: Popular Culture And Our Children

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This title covers dedicated mailing and e-mail campaign to targeted pop culture and social studies media. What has more influence over our children: Paris Hilton, The Simpsons, Facebook, mobile phones, mixed media messages...or you? Consuming Innocence explores the complex relationship that kids - from toddlers to teens - have with popular culture. It examines the role popular culture and, most importantly, parents play in creating children's ideas of themselves, and - with unflinching frankness - questions the involvement of corporations that specifically target kids.With a no-nonsense approach, this book offers practical advice on how to engage in popular culture with your children, and how to understand the relationship they have with the media and new technology.