ISBN: 1894549481

[SR: 3126861], Paperback, [EAN: 9781894549486], Sumach Press, Sumach Press, Book, [PU: Sumach Press], Sumach Press, Growing Up Degrassi Explores one of the most recognised series in Canad… Mehr…

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ISBN: 1894549481

With a Preface by Geoff Pevere and an Introduction by Mary Jane Miller. This is the first collection of its kind to explore this widely recognized television series. Sixteen essays bring … Mehr…

With a Preface by Geoff Pevere and an Introduction by Mary Jane Miller. This is the first collection of its kind to explore this widely recognized television series. Sixteen essays bring together scholars and fans of "Degrassi Junior High", "Degrassi High" and "Degrassi: The Next Generation" to examine the pivotal role the series has had in shaping Canadian youth identity over the past twenty-five years. In the first two sections, Degrassi and Youth Cultures and Building Identity on Degrassi, contributors look into topics ranging from how technology and media have shaped character identity and viewer devotion, to the critical contemporary issues of the AIDS crisis among young adults. The third section, Web Sites, Fan Clubs & Reminiscences, is a celebration of Degrassi fandom. In her afterword, Linda Schuyler comments on the twenty-five years it has taken to build the remarkable phenomenon called Degrassi and why it deserves to be both celebrated and critiqued for its unique place in television and youth cultures. Contributors: Michele Byers, Rebecca Haines, Kylo-Patrick Hart, Mark Janson, Sherrie Jean Katz, Jennifer MacLennan, Ryan Robert Mitchell, Ravindra Mohabeer, Tom Panarese, Mark Aaron Polger, Bettina Spencer, Laura Tropp, Brian Jones & Michael Strangelove education and reference,guides and reviews,history and criticism,humor and entertainment,minority studies,politics and social sciences,popular culture,shows,social sciences,specific demographics Television, Sumach Press<

ISBN: 9781894549486

This is the first collection of its kind to explore one of the most widely recognized series in Canadian television history. Sixteen essays bring together scholars and fans of Degrassi Ju… Mehr…

This is the first collection of its kind to explore one of the most widely recognized series in Canadian television history. Sixteen essays bring together scholars and fans of Degrassi Junior High, Degrassi High and Degrassi: The Next Generation to examine the pivotal role the series has had in shaping Canadian youth identity over the past twenty-five years. In the first two sections, Degrassi and Youth Cultures and Building Identity on Degrassi, contributors look into topics ranging from how technology and media have shaped character identity and viewer devotion, to the critical contemporary issues of the AIDS crisis among young adults. The third section, Web Sites, Fan Clubs & Reminiscences, is a celebration of Degrassi fandom. In her afterword, Linda Schuyler comments on the twenty-five years it has taken to build the remarkable phenomenon called Degrassi and why it deserves to be both celebrated and critiqued for its unique place in television and youth cultures. Contributors: Michele Byers, Rebecca Haines, Kylo-Patrick Hart, Mark Janson, Sherrie Jean Katz, Jennifer MacLennan, Ryan Robert Mitchell, Ravindra Mohabeer, Tom Panarese, Mark Aaron Polger, Bettina Spencer, Laura Tropp, Brian Jones & Michael Strangelove Growing Up Degrassi: Television, Identity and Youth Cultures Byers, Michele, Sumach Press<

ISBN: 9781894549486

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