Youth on screen: representing young people in film and television

Right from the origins of cinema, countless films and television dramas have offered sensational and seductive representations of young people's lives. Youth is typically associated with energy, idealism and physical beauty, but it is often represented as both troubled and troubling. These repr...

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Beteilige Person: Buckingham, David 1954- (VerfasserIn)
Format: Buch
Sprache:Englisch
Veröffentlicht: Cambridge, UK ; Medford, MA polity 2021
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Zusammenfassung:Right from the origins of cinema, countless films and television dramas have offered sensational and seductive representations of young people's lives. Youth is typically associated with energy, idealism and physical beauty, but it is often represented as both troubled and troubling. These representations are almost always created by adults, implicitly reflecting an adult perspective on how young people 'come of age'.Youth on Screen provides a historical account of representations of youth in Britain and the United States, stretching back over seventy years. From Blackboard Jungle to This is England, and from Jailhouse Rock to Skins, it covers a range of classics, as well as some intriguing obscurities. Engagingly written and clearly organized, it offers a perfect introduction for students and general readers
Umfang:192 Seiten
ISBN:9781509545261
9781509545254