In front of the children: screen entertainment and young audiences

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Cinema History and Criticism Themes in Literature Analysis Child Development and Digital Technology

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These essays by British and American writers, including Jack Zipes, Martin Barker and Maire Messenger Davies, explore such questions as: what is the appeal of Ninja Turtles or My Little Pony? What are the Home Alone movies really about? And does Disney liberate or enslave the imagination?

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