The Rise and Fall of the American Teenager: A Groundbreaking Study of Youth Identity from Puritans to Modern Consumerism
by Thomas Hine
Thomas Hine explores the changing meaning of youth in America, following the development of teenage identity from Puritan society to modern consumer culture. This historical study considers how social expectations and consumerism helped shape the American teenager and the place of adolescence in American life.
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The Rise and Fall of the American Teenager examines how youth identity has changed throughout American history.
Thomas Hine traces the concept of adolescence from the era of the Puritans to the world of modern consumerism.
The book presents a study of the social and cultural forces that shaped the American teenager.
It offers historical perspective on youth, identity, and consumer culture.
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