After the Death of Childhood

Explore the profound changes in childhood as we navigate the digital age with After the Death of Childhood by David Buckingham. Published by John Wiley and Sons Ltd in 2000, this insightful paperback spans 256 pages, offering a comprehensive overview of the critical discussions surrounding children and media. Buckingham delves into the evolving nature of childhood influenced by electronic media, providing a scholarly yet accessible examination of contemporary research. This book not only highlights the social implications of media on children but also connects directly to pressing policy issues. Perfect for anyone interested in child development, children's rights, and the impact of media on social conditions, After the Death of Childhood is an essential read for educators, parents, and policymakers alike.