Citations:screenager

English citations of screenager

• 1996, Laura Furman, Elinore Standard, Bookworms: Great Writers and Readers Celebrate Reading

  Many TV and binary babies don't know or care about fairy tales and nursery rhymes. Language seems to slow them. "Screenagers" they've been called.

• 1999, Toby Daspit, John A. Weaver, Popular Culture and Critical Pedagogy: Reading, Constructing, Connecting

  To a screenager, these are not opposing life strategies hut coordinated agents […]

• 1999, Darcy Gerbarg, The Economics, Technology and Content of Digital TV

  The screenager sees how the entire mediaspace is a cooperative dream, made up of the combined projections of everyone who takes part.

• 2002 - Robert Latham, Consuming Youth: vampires, cyborgs, and the culture of consumption

  According to Rushkoff, the screenager of today "is interacting with his world in at least as dramatically altered a fashion from his grandfather as the […]

• 2004, John Alberti, Leaving Springfield: The Simpsons and the Possibility of Oppositional Culture

  Programs that celebrate the screenager's irreverence for the image while providing a […]

  It is the ethos and behavior embodied by screenager role model and […]

• 2024 October 27, Laura Moran, “Fight or Flight” (3:19 from the start), in Universal Basic Guys‎^[1], season 1, episode 7, spoken by David (Fred Armisen):

  “Ugh, your sister's raising some real screenagers over there.” “What's that, David?” “Oh, uh, I was just saying that... Uh, maybe Aiden and Ava could put their phones down for a bit. You know? Experience Glantontown?” “Oh really? You know, I can't wait for you to have kids some day.”