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Baudrillard, Youth, and American Film - Fatal Theory and Education (Hardcover)
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Baudrillard, Youth, and American Film - Fatal Theory and Education (Hardcover)
Series: Youth Culture and Pedagogy in the Twenty-First Century
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Baudrillard, Youth, and American Film examines the portrayal of
youth in American cinema with Jean Baudrillard's radical social
theory and philosophical system. Kline uses Baudrillard's corpus to
analyze the troubling effects of the portrayal of youth in American
teen films, namely, its contribution to discursive violence against
young people which holds such a prominent place in many
adult-controlled, modern institutions like schools. This kind of
violence has multiple iterations, including the inability to
imagine youth as meaningful political actors, the insistence on
taking teenagers to be morally impoverished, and the propensity for
viewing young people as thoroughly heteronomous. While there are
certainly pockets of exception, violent discourses often animate
institutional disregard for youth. Kline promotes Baudrillard's
fatal theory as a way for critical educators, philosophers,
sociologists, and other concerned pedagogues to argue for an
alteration in the way that youth is portrayed in American films,
and to discourage the negative discourse that have colonized
conceptions and treatment of young people.
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