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disappearance of childhood: a standalone construct

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Media studies

the argument that television erases the boundary between childhood and adulthood by giving children open access to adult information.

In media studies, disappearance of childhood refers to the argument that television erases the boundary between childhood and adulthood by giving children open access to adult information. This meaning comes from Postman (1982) in The disappearance of childhood.[1]

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References

Postman, N. (1982). The disappearance of childhood. Delacorte Press. ISBN 9780679751663

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