@article{335026,
      recid = {335026},
      author = {Savage, Jon.},
      title = {Teenage : the prehistory of youth culture, 1875-1945 /},
      publisher = {Penguin,},
      address = {New York :},
      pages = {xx, 549 p. :},
      year = {2008},
      note = {Originally published: Teenage : the creation of youth  culture, 2007.},
      abstract = {Teenagers--as we have come to define them--were not,  journalist Savage tells us, born in the 1950s of rockers  and Beatniks, when most histories would begin. Rather, the  teenager as icon can be traced back to the 1890s, when the  foundations for the new century were laid in urban youth  culture. This cultural history charts the spread of the  American ideal of youth through England and Europe and  around the world. From Peter Pan to Oscar Wilde, Anne Frank  to the Wizard of Oz, Savage documents youth culture's  development as a commodity and an industry from the turn of  the last century to its current driving force in the global  economy. Fusing film, music, literature, diaries, fashion,  and art, this epic cultural history is a surprising  chronicle of modern life sure to appeal to pop culture  fans, social history buffs, and anyone who has ever been a  teenager.--From publisher description.},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/335026},
}