Titlebook: Children and Screen Media in Changing Arab Contexts; An Ethnographic Pers Tarik Sabry,Nisrine Mansour Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicabl

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,Introduction: Arab Children and the Media—Epistemological Topographies of a Nascent Field, children in Arab contexts and the diaspora. The introduction positions Arab child populations within the emerging field of Arab media and cultural studies and in relation to—and critique of—the broader Western-based field of children and media studies. It questions the muddied historical trajectory

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Ethnography as Double-Thrownness: War and the Face of the Sufferer as Media,.-.. It engages with a Syrian refugee family’s uses of ‘media’ in the household through the unpacking of the political economy of the fear that marks the family’s everydayness. It will especially focus on the ways in which the ethnographers and the interlocutors were caught up in the context of war

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,Introduction: Arab Children and the Media—Epistemological Topographies of a Nascent Field,turned Arab populations at home and in exile into the most mediatised populations on the globe. Today’s deeper (digital) media penetration has provoked profound and visceral changes to child audiences turned users, in terms of the rapid changes in the array of available screen technology, their vary

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,Networked World-Making: Children’s Encounters with Media Objects,lished research on Arabic-speaking children’s media use. It opens up the analysis of media use by shifting focus from ‘a(chǎn)vailability’ to ‘presence’, which allows the exploration of the affective connection between the child user and the media-object within the complex temporalities and spatialities i

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