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    In a Barbie World Growing up I carried my Barbie dolls everywhere I went. She went to school, around the house, even to my cheerleading competitions with me. Barbie has not only influenced my life in such a positive way, but also many other young girls and probably boys around the country. Barbie has been not only a national but an international icon and role model to children. Have you ever really learned the depths of the Barbie doll? Barbie has helped children learn gender roles and explore different

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    case study GG Toys

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    high-­‐quality   dolls   located   in   the   US.   The   company   is   popular   for   its   “Geoffrey   dolls”   but,   due   to   rising   product   costs,   has   included   customized   dolls   and   cradles   in   its   product   mix.   Two   plants   are   used   for   the  manufacturing  of  their  products,  one  in  Chicago  and  one  in  Springfield.  While  all   dolls  are  produced

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    A Doll's House Metaphors

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    Playthings: A Study on a Doll’s House When Henrik Ibsen decided to write the play “A Doll’s House’ he could not have thought of a more appropriate title. The title is a perfect reference to the main character Nora as well as the relationship she has with her husband and children. In the play we learn that Nora has cultivated a world for herself like a Doll’s House, where people are merely figurines meant to be manipulated and put into place; rearranged in the appropriate fashion whenever it suits

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    down included: animatronic toys/companion dolls/art and craft toys, Disney dress up/Disney dolls/Disney princess/Disney Frozen, fashion doll/Barbie accessories/Barbie dolls, LEGO/building sets, character toys/activity toys/action figures, and science and discovery/action figures/radio control. Reviewing the list of presented sign labels, one can almost immediately begin assuming which aisles are supplied for which genders. As custom, the pink Barbie doll and Disney princess aisles were visibly operating

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    love goes extreme it can be a problem and is considered a pathological problem. Nora from “The Doll House,” only exuded narcissistic behavior because she was treated like a doll. She was spoiled and only thought that that was how she was supposed to behave in order to get what she wanted or to please the men in her

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    The idea of Barbie came about when a woman named Ruth Handler was watching her daughter play with dolls. In the 1950’s, girls of all ages only had paper or cardboard dolls to play with and preferred to play with cut outs of teenagers and adult dolls. So, Ruth Handler thought to make The Teenage Fashion Doll for older girls, as a three dimensional doll, called Barbie, named after her daughter Barbara (Heppermann 2010). However, Mrs. Handler met resistance when she went to her husband with the idea

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    Fantastic! Starting young, adolescent girls around the world are becoming self-conscious due to society’s influence upon what they should and shouldn’t look like. Many argue that The Barbie Doll plays a key influence in what young girls assume their bodies should look like. However, some will argue that the Barbie Doll toy is a good role model for young children, especially girls, because of her career choices, how she’s depicted in her movies, and her overall personality. Most people are aware that

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    Barbie Doll Body Image

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    Pauline Smith Professor Rodriguez ENC 1101 26 October 2016 Body Shaming Barbies The Barbie doll has been a popular play toy for young girls since the late 1950s. Although the Barbie doll seem like an innocent toy, it has had an effect on little girls’ body images. Many studies have shown an association between young girls playing with Barbies and eating disorders. Even grown women want to resemble Barbie so badly that they start to do surgery on their bodies which can be very dangerous. This has

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    themselves resemble Barbie. In some cases, there ae girls who begin to ask their parents why their bodies weren’t made like the doll’s, which raised more concerns to the parents. Many begin to question the company’s motives. Parents wanted to purchase dolls that had variety of body types, which in return would create

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    Introduction Barbie is one of the best-selling dolls in the world. This doll often resembles role models to young girls. What girl hasn’t had a Barbie doll in their lifetime? It is not unusual that at least 99% of girls in the population have or has had a Barbie. The main concern is with young girls up to the age of 10, with the idea image that Barbie provokes to these young minds. It gives the idea you have to be thin to be beautiful. Although, the thinness often resembles being unhealthy. The ultrathin

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