Titlebook: Children, Media and Playground Cultures; Ethnographic Studies Rebekah Willett,Chris Richards,Julia C. Bishop Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan,

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Computer Games on the Playground: Ludic Systems, Dramatised Narrative and Virtual Embodiment,onnection, of course, though a little more recent work has begun to touch on it. Curtis, for example, notes how the narratives and structures of specific computer games were beginning to appear in boys’ imaginative play; and how these games form part of the shared ‘lore’ which migrates across and be

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Agonistic Scenarios,m are Hodge and Tripp (1986) and the strand in linguistics represented, primarily, by Hodge and Kress (1988). Hodge and Tripp introduce the concept at some length but I will give only a very abbreviated summary here. First of all, they suggest that:

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Parody, Homage and Dramatic Performances, from children’s TV programmes, dramatic enactments of songs from musicals to parodic sketches of reality TV programmes. The analysis focuses on the social identities being enacted in these performances and the different ways of engaging with media productions. The chapter focuses in depth on an epi

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Analysing Justice Claims in the Global South,political life as well as for their possibility to claim rights. Yet, across different countries and continents, marginal groups do mobilize. This book is about the politics of claiming rights and the strategies of mobilization by marginalized social groups. It brings together debates on contentious