Can you be what you dream of?
Dolls and fashion in Greece
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.30827/pcc.26.2023.31292Keywords:
Fashion dolls, barbie, Matel, children's imagination, el Greco toysAbstract
From classical Greece to the present day, fashion has been
reflected in various aspects of daily life and dolls have reflected aesthetic
models that in recent decades have triggered a real furor almost everywhere
in the world through barbie dolls. This article analyzes how this toy and
its local substitutes have conditioned the imaginary of children in Greece,
especially girls.
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