Screenplay

Screenplay

Keri Facer , John Furlong , Ruth Furlong
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2003 · English · Paperback
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In a world increasingly dominated by screens, the authors explore the intricate relationship young people maintain with technology in their everyday lives. They delve into the activities that capture the attention of the younger generation, both at home and in their social circles. This examination reveals a nuanced understanding of how digital interaction shapes identity, creativity, and social dynamics.

Through engaging narratives and insightful analysis, the text sheds light on the motivations behind screen use. It contrasts the public perception of technology as merely a distraction with the reality of its role as a tool for education, innovation, and connection. As young individuals navigate their digital landscapes, their stories unfold, ultimately prompting a deeper conversation about the impact of technology on their lives.

The authors invite readers to reflect on the broader implications of this screen-centric existence. What does it mean for personal relationships and community interactions? As they confront these questions, they challenge conventional views and encourage a more informed dialogue around technology's place in modern youth culture.

Book Details

Format Paperback
Pages 272 pages
Language English
Published Aug 4, 2003
Publisher Routledge
ISBN-10 0415298431
ISBN-13 9780415298438
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