Children talking television: the making of television literacy

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What are words worth? interpreting children's talk about television family viewing - text and context retelling stories - versions of narrative the self and others - reading television people beyond the magic window - children's judgments of the reality of television hidden persuaders? advertiziong, resistance and pleasure television, language and learning - implications for media education.

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