Stealing Innocence
Youth, Corporate Power and the Politics of Culture
Mass media and children
Social aspects of Industries
Children and adults
Industries, social aspects
Politics and culture
Free enterprise
Civil society
Education, aims and objectives
Aims and objectives
Culture
Industries
Political aspects
Social aspects
Education
Fiction, general
"Stealing Innocence is a methodically designed portrait of the increasing elimination of childhood for modern American youth. Giroux, a prolific social critic regarding issues of the late twentieth century, analyzes the proselytizing of corporations toward children. In the first half of the book, he…
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