Titlebook: Childhood and Consumer Culture; David Buckingham,Vebjørg Tingstad Book 2010 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited

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The Books That Sing: The Marketing of Children’s Phonograph Records, 1890–1930more than “bit players” in home consumption decades before television and even radio. Jacobson argues that middle-class children became targets of advertising more than half a century before television, and warns that identifying the 1950s as “the pivotal historical moment” in marketing to children

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Commercial Enculturation: Moving Beyond Consumer Socialization rather too closely the marketer’s dream. On the other hand, a good deal of mainstream social-cultural “consumption theory” and studies of consumer society either ignore children and childhood completely or see children as appendages or adjuncts to the central claims, preoccupations and problems of

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Subjectivities of the Child Consumer: Beings and Becomingsal value, since they will be taking over after those who are adults now and will hopefully succeed where the present generation has failed. The commonly used expression ‘we should start with the children’ reveals a conviction that we need to support children today in order to put things right tomorr

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The Stuff at Mom’s House and the Stuff at Dad’s House: The Material Consumption of Divorce for Adolefter a divorce, a child’s life is split between two places, but often one place feels more representative of her identity than another. Examining what children and adolescents consume and display (or are given no choice but to display) in their dwellings during and after their parents’ divorce can s

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“Those Who Have Less Want More. But Does it Make Them Feel Bad?”: Deprivation, Materialism and Self-2; Chaplin & John, 2007). This chapter explores the relationship between materialism and children’s self-esteem. In particular, it focuses on one area which has so far received relatively little attention, namely the effects of socio-economic status (SES) on this interaction. In other words, are the

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Samuel L. Braunstein,H. J. Kimblemore than “bit players” in home consumption decades before television and even radio. Jacobson argues that middle-class children became targets of advertising more than half a century before television, and warns that identifying the 1950s as “the pivotal historical moment” in marketing to children

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