The Internet, cell phones, and other technologies have changed
the ways in which people conduct their family lives, raise
children, and navigate the blurry boundary between work and home.
Private life is colonized by employers, teachers, corporations;
family time is taken up by work, homework, and shopping. What it
means to be parents and children has changed dramatically.
This book shows how the nurturance of family has increasingly
become a willful, radical idea in an era of pervasive technology.
The authors analyze important trends, including the acceleration
and attenuation of childhood, and offer a children 's bill of
rights and accompanying parental responsibilities.
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