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Argues that the intrusion of television into every home introduces children too early to adult concepts and activities and subverts their ability to think abstractly, and the very concept of childhood is being destroyed.
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Crazy talk, stupid talk
1976
Teaching as a subversive activity
1969
The end of education
1995
Building a Bridge to the 18th Century
1999
Représentation du monde chez l'enfant
Jean Piaget
Hearing in children
Jerry L. Northern
Last Child in the Woods
Richard Louv
The medium is the massage
Marshall McLuhan
Inventing Reality
Michael Parenti
Necessary illusions
Noam Chomsky
Summerhill
A. S. Neill
Das verbannte Wissen
Alice Miller
The Lolita effect
Meenakshi Gigi Durham
Mothers and others
Sarah Blaffer Hrdy
Understanding Me
Marshall McLuhan
Bias
Bernard Goldberg
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