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screenager
(1) From Douglas Rushkoff's 1997 book "Playing the Future," a screenager is a teenager who spends a lot of time at a computer screen. Screenager activities are sending e-mail and instant messages, downloading music and movies, gaming and Web surfing.

(2) A song from English rock band MUSE about teenagers who put up a screen between themselves and their family. The lyrics start out "Who's so phony and always surrounded? Stop your screaming, no one can hear."


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Douglas Rushkoff uses the phrase in his new edition of Playing the Future, published under the title of Screenagers (Cresskill, NJ: Hampton Press, 2006).
The importance of it is now clear at the beginning of the XXI century--a century of the new information society, of screenagers, and of computers as integral members of the domestic family.
Bain ondersoek filmiese konstruksies van die wereld van hoofsaaklik wit Amerikaanse adolessente meisies (wat sy screenagers noem) in nege Hollywood tienerfilms, as fiksionele tekste wat op vermaak ingestel is.
 
 
 
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