Writing Youth: Young Adult Fiction as Literacy Sponsorship studies young adult (YA) fiction that analyzes corporate sponsorship of media literacy practices in and through YA fiction. It shows how YA novels model for young people ways to manage the various media tools that surround them.
Writing Youth: Young Adult Fiction as Literacy Sponsorship studies young adult (YA) fiction that analyzes corporate sponsorship of media literacy practices in and through YA fiction. It shows how YA novels model for young people ways to manage the various media tools that surround them.
Jonathan Alexander is Chancellor's Professor of English and Informatics at the University of California, Irvine, USA. The author, co-author, or co-editor of twenty-two books, Alexander's work has primarily focused on written and digital production in the extra-curriculum, such as self- and collectively-sponsored multimodal forms of composition, including "fan texts" and varied forms of life writing.
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Acknowledgments Introduction: Writing (about) Youth Chapter One-Literacy's Hunger Games: Branding Multiliteracy Chapter Two-The Darker Side of the Sorting Hat: Representations of Educational Testing in Dystopian Young Adult Fiction, by Jonathan Alexander and Rebecca Black Chapter Three-Beyond The Hunger Games: Becoming Collaborative Chapter Four-Kids in the Aftermath: The Politics of Hurricane Katrina in Young Adult Fiction Chapter Five-Sponsoring Homonormativity: Sexual Literacies in Queer YA Literature, by William P. Banks and Jonathan Alexander Chapter Six-Seizing the Means of Production, Sort Of: YA Self-Sponsored Multimedia Videos Discussed Bibliography About the Author
Acknowledgments Introduction: Writing (about) Youth Chapter One-Literacy's Hunger Games: Branding Multiliteracy Chapter Two-The Darker Side of the Sorting Hat: Representations of Educational Testing in Dystopian Young Adult Fiction, by Jonathan Alexander and Rebecca Black Chapter Three-Beyond The Hunger Games: Becoming Collaborative Chapter Four-Kids in the Aftermath: The Politics of Hurricane Katrina in Young Adult Fiction Chapter Five-Sponsoring Homonormativity: Sexual Literacies in Queer YA Literature, by William P. Banks and Jonathan Alexander Chapter Six-Seizing the Means of Production, Sort Of: YA Self-Sponsored Multimedia Videos Discussed Bibliography About the Author
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