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At the same time, critics have argued that the boundaries between childhood and adulthood are becoming blurred. Children's television may be changing, but so are views of the audience for which it is designed.

Small Screens: Television for Children (Studies in Communication and Society (Leicester, England). 0826459447 (ISBN13: 9780826459442).

Small Screens : Television for Children. Studies in Communication and Society (Leicester, England)

Small Screens : Television for Children. Studies in Communication and Society (Leicester, England). By (author) David Buckingham. David Buckingham is Professor of Education and Director of the Centre for the Study of Children, Youth and the Media at the Institute of Education, University of London.

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These polemics are all similar, argues David Buckingham, in that children are not seen as differentiated as TV viewers.

In the US, especially, there has been a glut of books claiming that television is responsible for many ills. These polemics are all similar, argues David Buckingham, in that children are not seen as differentiated as TV viewers. In his book After the Death of Childhood, Buckingham writes: "Children, in particular, are implicitly seen to be passive and defenceless in the face of media manipulation.

Small Screens: Television for Children. Buckingham, D. and J. Sefton-Green (1994) Cultural Studies Goes to School: Reading and Teaching Popular Culture. Hendrick, H. (1997) Children, Childhood and English Society. Leicester: Leicester University Press, pp. 38–60. London: Taylor and Francis. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. CrossRefGoogle Scholar.

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