Here is a list of books in French to explore the topic of screen addiction in greater depth, including scientific, educational and societal perspectives:
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The Digital Cretin Factory – Michel Desmurget
A compelling analysis of the harmful effects of screens on children's cognitive development, based on international scientific studies. -
Make them read! To put an end to the digital idiot – Michel Desmurget
A plea for reading as an antidote to digital addiction, highlighting its benefits on the intellectual and emotional development of young people. -
Screen addiction: understanding and prevention – Dr. Serge Tisseron
A book that explores the psychological mechanisms of screen addiction and offers prevention strategies adapted to children and adolescents. -
The Brain in the Digital Age – Dr. Jean-Philippe Lachaux
A reflection on the impact of digital technologies on the human brain, with advice on preserving our cognitive abilities. -
Screen addiction – Stéphane Clerget
This book addresses the challenges of digital addiction among young people, offering guidance for parents and educators. -
Screens, addiction, malaise – Pierre-Michel Llorca
An analysis of the links between excessive screen use and psychological disorders in adolescents. -
The Tyranny of Screens – Sherry Turkle
A sociological study on how screens are changing our human relationships and our perception of reality. -
Teens and screens: How to avoid addiction? – Dr. Olivier Hespel
A practical guide to help teenagers manage their screen time in a balanced way. -
Screen addiction: What if we talked about it? – Catherine Lemoine
A book that offers testimonies and advice on how to address the subject of digital addiction within the family. -
Children and Screens: Understanding and Preventing Digital Addiction – Dr. Nathalie Dumartheray
An educational approach to help parents and teachers understand the issues related to screen use among young people.