Titlebook: Generation Z; Zombies, Popular Cul Victoria Carrington,Jennifer Rowsell,Rebecca Westr Book 2016 Springer Science+Business Media Singapore 2

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,überblick über das Projektcontrolling,it materializes expectations for characters, consumers, and players, I next examine how these dolls and identity texts circulate three dominant imaginaries of girlhood. Finally, I analyze YouTube videos of girls’ play with the Ghoulia Yelps character to see how tween’s foregrounding of horror and wi

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Gernot M?dritscher,Friederike Wallcontext. In the first section of the chapter, we introduce what we mean when we talk about zombies and monsters and how these metaphors can be used to discuss contemporary policy and the citizen they aim to (re)produce – the zombie citizen. We then bring this analysis to bear upon the policy itself

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Victoria Carrington,Jennifer Rowsell,Rebecca WestrConsiders education and schooling at a time of zombie processes and categories related to marketization, corporatization and mediatisation.Explores the figure of the zombie as a catalyst for critical

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-6398-7the crowd and young children zipped in and out, threading their way around their parents and friends, vying for the best viewing locations. Their cries and laughter filled the air alongside the adult conversation and the sound of phones ringing as people attempted to find each other in the crowd. We

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