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spir-8749	Nansen, Bjorn; Jayemanne, Darshana	NEW RULES: YOUNG CHILDREN’S TOUCHSCREEN HABITUS	2016.0	5	.pdf	application/pdf	1393	94	51	Touchscreen   habitus   considers   how   embodied   practices,   norms   and   imperatives   are   produced   through   situated  media   relations:   children   are   no   longer   necessarily   ‘sat’   in   front   of   media.   Drawing   from   ongoing   qualitative  research  with  families  and  children  aged  from  0  to  5  in  their  domestic  media   settings  in  Melbourne,  Australia,  this  paper  reports  on  young  children’s  embodiment  and   enculturation  of  dispositions  towards  touchscreen  media  by  developing  the  concept  of  a   touchscreen  or  haptic  media  ‘habitus’.    	cache/spir-8749.pdf	txt/spir-8749.txt