This book showcases youth and young adult characters from film and television who defy the stereotype of the "digital native" or unquestioning devotee to technology.
This book showcases youth and young adult characters from film and television who defy the stereotype of the "digital native" or unquestioning devotee to technology.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
K. Shannon Howard is Assistant Professor in the Department of English and Philosophy at Auburn University Montgomery, USA
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Unplugging: "It Forces You to Play Differently" Chapter One "My Charade is the Event of the Season:" Celebrating Supernatural with Materiality, Music, and Generations X to Z Chapter Two Beca as Bricoleur: How Pitch Perfect Characters Embrace Materiality and Music Chapter Three Analog Dinosaurs and Abandoned Kids in Jurassic World Chapter Four "Don't Adjust Whatever Device You're Hearing This On:" (Dis)embodiment and Analog Technology in 13 Reasons Why Chapter Five Complicating Materiality and Generational Labels: Get Out and the Role of the Collector Chapter Six Solving Z for X: Extending Generational Paradigms in Stranger Things Conclusion Blooming (and Burning) Where You Are Planted: The Optimism of Generation Z
Introduction Unplugging: "It Forces You to Play Differently" Chapter One "My Charade is the Event of the Season:" Celebrating Supernatural with Materiality, Music, and Generations X to Z Chapter Two Beca as Bricoleur: How Pitch Perfect Characters Embrace Materiality and Music Chapter Three Analog Dinosaurs and Abandoned Kids in Jurassic World Chapter Four "Don't Adjust Whatever Device You're Hearing This On:" (Dis)embodiment and Analog Technology in 13 Reasons Why Chapter Five Complicating Materiality and Generational Labels: Get Out and the Role of the Collector Chapter Six Solving Z for X: Extending Generational Paradigms in Stranger Things Conclusion Blooming (and Burning) Where You Are Planted: The Optimism of Generation Z
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