The Plug-In Drug: Television, Computers, and Family Life
by Marie Winn
Marie Winn examines how television and computers affect family life, from household routines to relationships and shared experience. The book offers a thoughtful, critical look at the growing presence of electronic media in the home and its influence on everyday family culture.
About This Book
The Plug-In Drug examines the place of television and computers in family life.
Marie Winn considers how electronic media can shape household routines and relationships.
The book focuses on the effects of screen-based entertainment and technology within the home.
It offers a critical perspective on the role of media in everyday family experience.
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