Teenagers and Teenpics: The Juvenilization of American Movies in the 1950s (Media and Popular Culture)
Examines how 1950s Hollywood created teen-targeted films and transformed American cinema to reach a new youth audience.
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Teenagers and Teenpics explores the emergence of youth-oriented films in postwar America.
The book analyzes how studios adapted their output to appeal to a growing teenage market.
It situates these changes within broader shifts in media and popular culture of the era.
Thomas Doherty provides context for understanding the juvenilization of American movies.
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