Kids' media culture

摘要: CONTENTS List of illustrations tables Acknowledgements Kids' culture in the Clinton era: an introduction Marsha Kinder, University Southern California Section 1: Children's media post-war era Innocence abroad: geo-politics kid-strips Lynn Spigel, "Her suffering aristocratic majesty": sentimental value Lassie Henry Jenkins, MIT Kings wild backyard: Davy Crockett and children's space Sean Griffin Out control: Television transformation childhood late capitalism Jyotsna Kapur, Northwestern 2: Reception cultural identity Sesame Street: cognition communications imperialism Heather Hendershot, Queen's College Ranging with power on Fox Network, or where earth is educational television Xuxa S.A.: queen Rede Globo age transnational Elissa Rashkin, Iowa Saving our so-called lives: girl fandom, adolescent subjectivity "My life" Susan Murray, Texas, Austin 3: Pedagogy Power Rangers at pre-school: negotiating child care settings Ellen Seiter, California, San Diego What girls want: gender, computers interactive games Gilmour, CUC Sofware Video game designs by boys: variability consistency gender differences Yasmin Kafai, Los Angeles Selective bibliography Karen Orr Vered Notes contributors