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Children and Media Violence.Autorin: Levin, Diane, Ph.D |
Abstract"When we think about the media, we need to think about it in the context of the whole range of ways media is entering childrens lives of which the new media is one part." In her presentation, Diane Levin assumes that children today are surrounded by a violent media culture. She investigates TV shows, toys and movies which are made to 'entertain' young children and which may, in fact, trigger "this steady appetite for violence at a very young age". One of the questions Levin considers is why children are often times so fascinated by media violence. |
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Levin, Diane, Ph.D
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Diane Levin is Professor of Education at Wheelock College where she teaches a summer institute in Media Education in a Violent Society. She is an internationally recognized expert on helping educators and parents deal with the effects of violence, media and commercial culture on children. She is a founder of Teachers Resisting Unhealthy Children's Entertainment (TRUCE; www.truceteachers.org) and Stop Commercial Exploitation of Children (www.commercialexploitation.org).
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