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Cover -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- 1950s -- 1960s -- 1970s -- 1980s -- 1990s -- 2000s -- Applying Media Literacy to Media Presentations -- The 1950s -- Decade Overview -- Further Reading -- Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet, The -- Further Reading -- American Bandstand -- Further Reading -- Avalon, Frankie -- Further Reading -- Blackboard Jungle -- Further Reading -- Blob, The -- Further Reading -- Blue Denim -- Further Reading -- Boone, Pat -- Further Reading -- Catcher in the Rye, The -- Further Reading -- Darin, Bobby -- Further Reading -- Dean, James -- Further Reading -- Father Knows Best -- Further Reading -- From Here to Eternity -- Further Reading -- I Love Lucy -- Further Reading -- I Was a Teenage Werewolf -- Further Reading -- Invisible Man -- Further Reading -- Leave It to Beaver -- Further Reading -- Lolita -- Further Reading -- Lord of the Flies -- Further Reading -- Many Loves of Dobie Gillis, The -- Further Reading -- Naked Lunch -- Further Reading -- On the Road -- Further Reading -- Presley, Elvis -- Further Reading -- Public Service Announcements-Sex Education in the 1950s -- Further Reading -- Summer Place, A -- Further Reading -- The 1960s -- Decade Overview -- Further Reading -- Addams Family, The -- Further Reading -- Beach Boys, The -- Further Reading -- Beatles, The -- Further Reading -- Bell Jar, The -- Further Reading -- Beverly Hillbillies, The -- Further Reading -- Catch-22 -- Further Reading -- Clockwork Orange, A -- Further Reading -- Doors, The -- Further Reading -- Dylan, Bob -- Further Reading -- Explosive Generation, The -- Further Reading -- Gidget -- Further Reading -- Group, The -- Further Reading -- Hendrix, Jimi -- Further Reading -- Joplin, Janis -- Further Reading -- Mitchell, Joni -- Further Reading -- Monkees, The -- Further Reading -- Outsiders, The

Supplies clear explanation of media literacy theory and guidance on interpreting modern mass media from leading scholars Represents a highly effective tool for achieving a key aspect of media literacy: enabling students to decipher information and independently reach opinions and positions without relying on the pervasive influence of the media Provides critical examination of controversial, current topics such as violence in the media and the intersections of media and social change.