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March 3, 2026Forum For Youth Culture

A Study on Digital Literacy Education and the Cultivation of Digital Citizenship for Adolescents: Using Frankenstein and Brave New World as Educational Tools

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Overview

Observational analysis proposes a narrative-based educational model for digital citizenship in adolescents, suggesting a foundation for ethical reflection.

Key Points

  • Digital citizenship education enhances adolescents' critical thinking and empathy skills, fostering ethical responsibility.
  • Key texts, 'Frankenstein' and 'Brave New World', highlight identity issues and ethical dilemmas faced in a digital society.
  • Analysis of classical Korean literature broadens discussions on digital literacy and societal values, particularly in 'Hong Gildong Jeon' and 'Guunmong'.
  • This educational model calls for a shift from technology-centered to literature-based discussions, emphasizing the importance of narrative for developing empathetic citizens.

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Jungok Pyo (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a75c1ec6e9836116a249c7https://doi.org/10.17854/ffyc.2026.01.85.249
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