Children and Television: A Global PerspectiveISBN: 978-1-4051-4419-3
Paperback
288 pages
August 2006, Wiley-Blackwell
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“An integrated analysis of research from all over the world
on interrelationships between children and television in various
national cultural contexts… Her book profits from her work in
three areas of the world (the US, Europe, and Israel) [and] from
her 25 years of research on this subject… Recommended.”
CHOICE
"Dafna Lemish offers up an overview of everything you ever
wanted to know about children and television."
Video Age
"Children and Television is a very nicely crafted text
that
chronicles the integration of television into the lives of
children and their
families over the past 50 years. Given its accessible style,
the text
should have appeal within the academic community and among
the lay
public. In fact, the latter stand to gain the most in terms
of better
understanding, from a scientifically substantiated vantage
point, of how
television has fit into children's lives today and how it
will prepare them
for the inevitable integration of more sophisticated media
forms into
their lives tomorrow." PsycCRITIQUES