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Children talking television : the making of television literacy

Author: David Buckingham
Publisher: London ; Washington, D.C. : Falmer Press, 1993.
Series: Critical perspectives on literacy and education.
Edition/Format:   Book : EnglishView all editions and formats
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Document Type: Book
All Authors / Contributors: David Buckingham
ISBN: 0750701099 9780750701099 0750701102 9780750701105
OCLC Number: 27147078
Language Note: Based on work done as part of a project on "The Development of television literacy in middle childhood and adolescence", funded by the Economic and Social Research Council UK (grant no. R000221959).
Description: xiv, 321 p. ; 25 cm.
Contents: Children and television : the context of research and debate --
Rethinking television literacy --
Introduction : making sense of television talk --
What are words worth? : interpreting children's talk about television --
Talking about television : relations, subjects and contents --
Family viewing : text and context --
Introduction : elements of television literacy --
Sorting out TV : categorization and genre --
(Re)telling stories : versions of narrative --
The self and others : reading television people --
Beyond the magic window : children's judgments of the reality of television --
Hidden persuaders? : advertising, resistance and pleasure --
Television, the audience and the academy : the politics and practice of audience research --
Television, language and learning : implications for media education.
Series Title: Critical perspectives on literacy and education.
Responsibility: by David Buckingham.

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