2012
DOI: 10.5007/1980-4512.2012n26p20
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A Boneca Barbie Na Cultura Lúdica: Brinquedo, Infância E Subjetivação

Abstract: ResumoEnvolta em um mundo de beleza, riqueza e aventura, a boneca Barbie está imersa em uma pedagogia cultural com o intuito de ensinar a supremacia de um tipo de corpo, raça e comportamento. O artigo tem como objetivo discutir as representações da boneca Barb ie na cultura lúdica e o modo que ela tem afetado a construção das identidades infantis, especialmente em relação ao gê nero e à diversidade cultural. Analisa-se o que estudos específicos têm revelado sobre as representações culturais da boneca. Para tan… Show more

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“…During the observation period, we saw two ludic situations with a strong mediatic influence: a student would throw spells from the Harry Potter universe and two girls dancing and singing "Let it go", theme song of the film Frozen. An episode that indicates the little media influence compared to the urban context took place during a conversation of the researchers with two students who were playing with dolls: Those were Barbie dolls, the highest selling dolls in the world, with an estimation of one billion unities sold in more than 150 countries, present in television ads since 1959 (Cechin & Silva, 2012). However, for those girls they were simply dolls.…”
Section: /25mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…During the observation period, we saw two ludic situations with a strong mediatic influence: a student would throw spells from the Harry Potter universe and two girls dancing and singing "Let it go", theme song of the film Frozen. An episode that indicates the little media influence compared to the urban context took place during a conversation of the researchers with two students who were playing with dolls: Those were Barbie dolls, the highest selling dolls in the world, with an estimation of one billion unities sold in more than 150 countries, present in television ads since 1959 (Cechin & Silva, 2012). However, for those girls they were simply dolls.…”
Section: /25mentioning
confidence: 99%