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Chlorophylls as Food Additives, to the group of teens who speak that language. In line with this interpretation, Rocamora’s (2004) study suggests that teen girls wear “cheeky logo T-shirts” to make social statements (unlike a reading of the T-shirts that would place the wearers as victims of an industry that sexualizes girls and

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-99083-1Orenstein, 1994; Phillips, 1998; Pipher, 1994). Many censor themselves to navigate more safely through a society that expects certain culturally defined and gender-appropriate behaviors (Pastor, McCormick, & Fine, 1996; Phillips, 1998). The process of self-silencing and subsequent missed opportuniti

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Heinz Arnheiter,Julien Debbacheintegral part of the play. These websites are fairly sophisticated forms of advertising; ones that researchers and other adults may view as a means to further seduce or enmesh the child into the interlocked commercialized world of play. As Stephen Kline, Nick Dyer Witheford, and Greig de Peuter (200

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Consuming Fashion and Producing Meaning through Online Paper Dolls, to the group of teens who speak that language. In line with this interpretation, Rocamora’s (2004) study suggests that teen girls wear “cheeky logo T-shirts” to make social statements (unlike a reading of the T-shirts that would place the wearers as victims of an industry that sexualizes girls and

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,Playing At and With Popular Teen Culture on “Girl” Websites: The Case of Alice,integral part of the play. These websites are fairly sophisticated forms of advertising; ones that researchers and other adults may view as a means to further seduce or enmesh the child into the interlocked commercialized world of play. As Stephen Kline, Nick Dyer Witheford, and Greig de Peuter (200

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Girl Culture and Digital Technology in the Age of AIDS,romance found in these magazines, to Dawn Currie’s straightforward content analysis of these texts and their readers. Currie’s work (1999) and additional research demonstrate that readers of teen magazines are mainly young teens and preteens, no matter the inscribed textual age of the magazine (such

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-41858-8I open this chapter with an excerpt from the website .: