Teenage Pregnancy as Moral Panic: Reflections on the Marginalization of Girls' Feelings.

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Autores principales: Cockett, Lynn S., Knetzer, Sarah
Formato: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lenguaje:en
Publicado: 1998
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author Cockett, Lynn S.
Knetzer, Sarah
author_facet Cockett, Lynn S.
Knetzer, Sarah
Cockett, Lynn S.
Knetzer, Sarah
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contents Teenage Pregnancy as Moral Panic: Reflections on the Marginalization of Girls' Feelings. Cockett, Lynn S. Knetzer, Sarah Access to Information Adolescent Literature Adolescents Early Parenthood Females Fiction Gender Issues Library Role Public Libraries Responsibility School Libraries Secondary Education Sex Bias Social Problems User Needs (Information) Suggests that library media centers and public libraries are among the main institutions responsible for providing information on teenage pregnancy. Argues that the treatment of teen pregnancy as an "epidemic" by the United States government and the media, and the representation of pregnant girls in young adult fiction contribute to gender inequity in this matter. (AEF)
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spellingShingle Teenage Pregnancy as Moral Panic: Reflections on the Marginalization of Girls' Feelings.
Cockett, Lynn S.
Knetzer, Sarah
Access to Information
Adolescent Literature
Adolescents
Early Parenthood
Females
Fiction
Gender Issues
Library Role
Public Libraries
Responsibility
School Libraries
Secondary Education
Sex Bias
Social Problems
User Needs (Information)
Teenage Pregnancy as Moral Panic: Reflections on the Marginalization of Girls' Feelings. Cockett, Lynn S. Knetzer, Sarah Access to Information Adolescent Literature Adolescents Early Parenthood Females Fiction Gender Issues Library Role Public Libraries Responsibility School Libraries Secondary Education Sex Bias Social Problems User Needs (Information) Suggests that library media centers and public libraries are among the main institutions responsible for providing information on teenage pregnancy. Argues that the treatment of teen pregnancy as an "epidemic" by the United States government and the media, and the representation of pregnant girls in young adult fiction contribute to gender inequity in this matter. (AEF)
title Teenage Pregnancy as Moral Panic: Reflections on the Marginalization of Girls' Feelings.
topic Access to Information
Adolescent Literature
Adolescents
Early Parenthood
Females
Fiction
Gender Issues
Library Role
Public Libraries
Responsibility
School Libraries
Secondary Education
Sex Bias
Social Problems
User Needs (Information)
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ570678