Growing up postmodern
Subtitle: neoliberism and the war on the young
By: edited by Ronald Strickland.
Contributors: Strickland, Ronald.
Publisher: Rowman & Littlefield
Published: 2002
Place of publication: Lanham, Md
Language: eng
Number of pages: 262
Subjects: Youth -- United States.; Youth -- Government policy -- United States.; Young consumers -- United States.; Consumption (Economics) -- Social aspects -- United States.; Postmodernism -- Social aspects -- United States.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction : What's left of modernity? / Ronald Strickland; title: "A caste, a culture, a market" : youth, marketing, and lifestyle in postwar America / Bill Osgerby; title: The war on the young : corporate culture, schooling, and the politics of "zero tolerance" / Henry A. Giroux; title: Richard Price and the ordeal of the postmodern city / Jerry Phillips; title: "Remorseless young predators" : the bottom line of "caging children" / Gary L. Smith; title: Growing up incarcerated : the prison-industrial complex and literacy as resistance / Elizabeth Kleinfeld; title: Ideology and interpellation in the first-person shooter / Andrew Kurtz; title: Trouble child : Barthes's imagined youth / Tim Scheie; title: The big business of surfing's oceanic feeling : thirty years of Tracks magazine / Margaret Henderson; title: Female adolescence and its discontents / Angela E. Hubler; title: The mis/education of righteous babes : popular culture and third-wave feminism / Jennifer Drake; title: Post-'68 : theory is in the streets / Astra Taylor; title: To be young, countercultural, and Black : racial pluralism, countercultures, and African American activism in the 1960s / David M. Jones.