Children, Technology and Culture

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ISBN: 9780415236355 | 0415236355
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Copyright: 6/1/2001

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"Hidden Hands" focuses on a specific and neglected area of contemporary child welfare; that of children's paid work and labor. This book provides the first cross-cultural examination of children's productive activities, their relationship to children's broader social lives, and their implications for the child's education, welfare, and well-being.

List of tables and figures

vii

List of contributors

viii

Preface

Introduction: Relating children, technology and culture

(10)

Ian Hutchby

Jo Moran-Ellis

PART I New technologies, new childhoods?

(68)

Home is where the hardware is: Young people, the domestic environment, and `access' to new technologies

(15)

Keri Facer

John Furlong

Ruth Furlong

Rosamund Sutherland

Media childhood in three European countries

(14)

Daniel Suss

Annikka Suoninen

Carmelo Garitaonandia

Paxti Juaristi

Riitta Koikkalainen

Jose A. Oleaga

Video games: Between parents and children

(16)

Ferran Casas

`Technophobia': Parents' and children's fears about information and communication technologies and the transformation of culture and society

(21)

Gill Valentine

Sarah Holloway

PART II Technologies in/as interaction

(72)

Fabricating friendships: The ordinariness of agency in the social use of an everyday medical technology in the school lives of children

(16)

Ian Robinson

Amber Delahooke

Situated knowledge and virtual education: Some real problems with the concept of learning and interactive technology

(17)

Terry A. Hemmings

Karen M. Clarke

Dave Francis

Liz Marr

Dave Randall

The moral status of technology: Being recorded, being heard, and the construction of concerns in child counselling

114

(19)

Ian Hutchby

Bubble dialogue: Using a computer application to investigate social information processing in children with emotional and behavioural difficulties

133

(18)

Ann Jones

Emma Price

PART III Technologies and cultures of childhood

151

(34)

The extensions of childhood: Technologies, children and independence

153

(17)

Nick Lee

Ethics and techno-childhood

170

(15)

David Oswell

Index

185

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Children, Technology and Culture

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