Cultural and creative industries of childhood and youth : an interdisciplinary exploration of new frontiers / Valérie-Inés De la Ville, Pascale Garnier, and Gilles Brougère (eds.).

• Part 1. Children as prosumers : Moving borders around children’s social value and emerging ethical issues -- 1. Forecasting through the rear-view mirror: Ethical storm clouds over children’s cultural industries -- 2. Entertainment or advertising? YouTube channels displaying content created by kids -- 3. Superfans and evangelizers : Young people’s creative entanglements with promotional culture -- 4. Masterpiece : Thinking about children and creative industries with values -- Part 2. Insights into the social construction of childhood by cultural and creative industries -- 5. Enacting global digital parenting… Alleged joint benefits for the “child-parents” consumer cluster -- 6. Münster’s Inc. – Children as influencers balancing celebrity status, play and paychecks -- 7. An expanding luxury land : A journey through the magical world which TV series are offering to their teenage audience -- Part 3. Circulating and enriching content aimed at children : Transmedia/Media mix… -- 8. Is Pokémon for children? -- 9. Maintaining an author’s position during media circulation: The case of an animated cartoon created from a comic strip -- 10. The creation of cultural value in children’s media -- 11. Gord Downie and Jeff Lemire’s graphic narrative Secret Path. 

• Written by specialists of cultural and creative industries of childhood and youth, this book offers new international and pluridisciplinary insights into the world of media and cultural goods in children's and young people's lives. The chapters investigate a large range of cultural industries (comic books, productions on YouTube, cartoons, TV series, digital services, etc.) and analyze the transmedia circulation of children's culture. Far from univocal disciplinary discourses, the authors conducted in-depth empirical studies to examine the complexity of the cultural and creative prosumption practices of children and adolescents and to question the role of adults as well as the corporate social responsibility of media companies towards young audiences. Critical approaches to the equivocal links between cultural industries and youth audiences raise ethical issues in marketing and management realms, pointing to the diverse social and ideological roots of the child consumer and prosumer in cultural and creative industries. This book includes original contributions by Gilles Brougère, Florence Chérigny, Natalie Coulter, Sébastien François, Pascale Garnier, Quentin Gervasoni, Alison Halsall, Yelyzaveta Hrechaniuk, Mary Grace Lao, Stine Liv Johansen, Stephen Kline, Eve Lamendour, Valérie-Inés de La Ville, Ester Martinez Pastor, and Patricia Nuñez Gomez. 

Ämnesord

Kreativitet  (sao)

Barn  (sao)

Ungdomar  (sao)

Youth  (LCSH)

Creative ability  (LCSH)

Children  (LCSH)

Klassifikation

153.35 (DDC)

Doebb (kssb/8 (machine generated))