Child and Youth Agency in Science Fiction
Travel, Technology, Time
Herausgeber: Castro, Ingrid E.; Clark, Jessica
Child and Youth Agency in Science Fiction
Travel, Technology, Time
Herausgeber: Castro, Ingrid E.; Clark, Jessica
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This collectionmerges representations of children and youth in various science fiction texts with childhood studies theories and debates. Set in the past, present, and future, science fiction landscapes and technologies sometimes constrain, but often expand, agentic expression, movement, and collaboration.
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This collectionmerges representations of children and youth in various science fiction texts with childhood studies theories and debates. Set in the past, present, and future, science fiction landscapes and technologies sometimes constrain, but often expand, agentic expression, movement, and collaboration.
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- Children and Youth in Popular Culture
- Verlag: Lexington Books
- Seitenzahl: 306
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. Oktober 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 598g
- ISBN-13: 9781498597388
- ISBN-10: 1498597386
- Artikelnr.: 57578343
- Children and Youth in Popular Culture
- Verlag: Lexington Books
- Seitenzahl: 306
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. Oktober 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 598g
- ISBN-13: 9781498597388
- ISBN-10: 1498597386
- Artikelnr.: 57578343
Ingrid E. Castro is professor of sociology and chair of the Sociology, Anthropology, and Social Work Department at the Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts. Jessica Clark is lecturer in childhood studies and sociology at the University of Essex.
Introduction: Girl Zombies and Boy Wonders: The Future of Agency is Now!
Jessica Clark and Ingrid E. Castro Part I: Past Chapter One: "Why Are You
Keeping This Curiosity Door Locked?" Childhood Subjectivities and Play as
Conflict Resolution in the Postmodern Web Series Stranger Things Joseph
Giunta Chapter Two: "It Was a Wonder I Was Even Born": Reversing the
Technical Performance of Childhood in Back to the Future Kip Kline Chapter
Three: In the Shadow of the Claw: Jubilee, X-23, and the Mutated
Possibilities of Youth Agency across Generations in the World of the X-Men
Kwasu David Tembo and Muireann B. Crowley Part II: Present Chapter Four:
Biker Gangs and Boyhood Agency Jessica Clark Chapter Five: From Tribute to
Mockingjay: Representations of Katniss Everdeen's Agency in the Hunger
Games Series Megan McDonough Chapter Six: The Yoke of Childhood: Misgivings
about Children's Relationship to Technology in Contemporary Science Fiction
Jessica Kenty-Drane Chapter Seven: "Ship Wars" and the OTP: Narrating
Desire, Literate Agency, and Emerging Sexualities in Fanfiction of The 100
Erin Kenny Part III: Future Chapter Eight: A Pedagogy of Childhood Agency:
Teaching Power of Youth in the Ender Universe Joaquin Muñoz Chapter Nine:
Sanctuary and Agency in Young Adult Dystopian Fiction Stephanie Thompson
Chapter Ten: The Emergence of Agency after Bionuclear War: Posthuman Child
- Animal Possibilities Ingrid E. Castro Afterword: The Children of Wonder
Gary Westfahl
Jessica Clark and Ingrid E. Castro Part I: Past Chapter One: "Why Are You
Keeping This Curiosity Door Locked?" Childhood Subjectivities and Play as
Conflict Resolution in the Postmodern Web Series Stranger Things Joseph
Giunta Chapter Two: "It Was a Wonder I Was Even Born": Reversing the
Technical Performance of Childhood in Back to the Future Kip Kline Chapter
Three: In the Shadow of the Claw: Jubilee, X-23, and the Mutated
Possibilities of Youth Agency across Generations in the World of the X-Men
Kwasu David Tembo and Muireann B. Crowley Part II: Present Chapter Four:
Biker Gangs and Boyhood Agency Jessica Clark Chapter Five: From Tribute to
Mockingjay: Representations of Katniss Everdeen's Agency in the Hunger
Games Series Megan McDonough Chapter Six: The Yoke of Childhood: Misgivings
about Children's Relationship to Technology in Contemporary Science Fiction
Jessica Kenty-Drane Chapter Seven: "Ship Wars" and the OTP: Narrating
Desire, Literate Agency, and Emerging Sexualities in Fanfiction of The 100
Erin Kenny Part III: Future Chapter Eight: A Pedagogy of Childhood Agency:
Teaching Power of Youth in the Ender Universe Joaquin Muñoz Chapter Nine:
Sanctuary and Agency in Young Adult Dystopian Fiction Stephanie Thompson
Chapter Ten: The Emergence of Agency after Bionuclear War: Posthuman Child
- Animal Possibilities Ingrid E. Castro Afterword: The Children of Wonder
Gary Westfahl
Introduction: Girl Zombies and Boy Wonders: The Future of Agency is Now!
Jessica Clark and Ingrid E. Castro Part I: Past Chapter One: "Why Are You
Keeping This Curiosity Door Locked?" Childhood Subjectivities and Play as
Conflict Resolution in the Postmodern Web Series Stranger Things Joseph
Giunta Chapter Two: "It Was a Wonder I Was Even Born": Reversing the
Technical Performance of Childhood in Back to the Future Kip Kline Chapter
Three: In the Shadow of the Claw: Jubilee, X-23, and the Mutated
Possibilities of Youth Agency across Generations in the World of the X-Men
Kwasu David Tembo and Muireann B. Crowley Part II: Present Chapter Four:
Biker Gangs and Boyhood Agency Jessica Clark Chapter Five: From Tribute to
Mockingjay: Representations of Katniss Everdeen's Agency in the Hunger
Games Series Megan McDonough Chapter Six: The Yoke of Childhood: Misgivings
about Children's Relationship to Technology in Contemporary Science Fiction
Jessica Kenty-Drane Chapter Seven: "Ship Wars" and the OTP: Narrating
Desire, Literate Agency, and Emerging Sexualities in Fanfiction of The 100
Erin Kenny Part III: Future Chapter Eight: A Pedagogy of Childhood Agency:
Teaching Power of Youth in the Ender Universe Joaquin Muñoz Chapter Nine:
Sanctuary and Agency in Young Adult Dystopian Fiction Stephanie Thompson
Chapter Ten: The Emergence of Agency after Bionuclear War: Posthuman Child
- Animal Possibilities Ingrid E. Castro Afterword: The Children of Wonder
Gary Westfahl
Jessica Clark and Ingrid E. Castro Part I: Past Chapter One: "Why Are You
Keeping This Curiosity Door Locked?" Childhood Subjectivities and Play as
Conflict Resolution in the Postmodern Web Series Stranger Things Joseph
Giunta Chapter Two: "It Was a Wonder I Was Even Born": Reversing the
Technical Performance of Childhood in Back to the Future Kip Kline Chapter
Three: In the Shadow of the Claw: Jubilee, X-23, and the Mutated
Possibilities of Youth Agency across Generations in the World of the X-Men
Kwasu David Tembo and Muireann B. Crowley Part II: Present Chapter Four:
Biker Gangs and Boyhood Agency Jessica Clark Chapter Five: From Tribute to
Mockingjay: Representations of Katniss Everdeen's Agency in the Hunger
Games Series Megan McDonough Chapter Six: The Yoke of Childhood: Misgivings
about Children's Relationship to Technology in Contemporary Science Fiction
Jessica Kenty-Drane Chapter Seven: "Ship Wars" and the OTP: Narrating
Desire, Literate Agency, and Emerging Sexualities in Fanfiction of The 100
Erin Kenny Part III: Future Chapter Eight: A Pedagogy of Childhood Agency:
Teaching Power of Youth in the Ender Universe Joaquin Muñoz Chapter Nine:
Sanctuary and Agency in Young Adult Dystopian Fiction Stephanie Thompson
Chapter Ten: The Emergence of Agency after Bionuclear War: Posthuman Child
- Animal Possibilities Ingrid E. Castro Afterword: The Children of Wonder
Gary Westfahl