Child beauty pageants are controversial and bring forth two major problems: sexualization of young children and child abuse.
stance is clear
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One of the main themes I’d like to discuss in my paper is the impact on body image issues and disorders. While other aspects of women’s lives are impacted by the idealization produced in dolls and films, body esteem and dissatisfaction is the most impacted part of a woman’s life. This article discusses everything about the problems of a woman’s body as a result of the Barbie doll.
Good keyterms would be self-image and eating disorder
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“The Disney Princess Debate — WSJ.” Dow Jones Institutional News [New York] 2021: Dow Jones Institutional News, 2021. Web.
Identifies everything really well except the genre.
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Wohlwend, Karen E. “Damsels in Discourse: Girls Consuming and Producing Identity Texts through Disney Princess Play.” Reading Research Quarterly, vol. 44, no. 1, 2009, pp. 57–83. JSTOR, http://www.jstor.org/stable/20304573. Accessed 14 Nov. 2022.
good citations.
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I’d like to use this source to discuss how the Barbie doll impacts different aspects of women’s life, and how it influences the viewpoint of the world and of themselves.
Shows how you are using it well.
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Emma, leading to Emma’s climbing mentality and the willingness to do whatever it takes to achieve her goals. And in such a conflict of repression and apparent good behavior, Emma develops a dual personality.
Good analysis of the research.
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Goldstein, Robert B., et al. “Where People Look When Watching Movies: Do All Viewers Look at the Same Place?” Computers in Biology and Medicine, Pergamon, 29 Sept. 2006, https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0010482506001521.
No quotes for evidence yet.
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This text shows the history of surf films. This journal helps show me the history of the sport of surfing and insight into surf culture.
Not the clearest for the research purpose. I know what you're doing, but not why you're doing it.
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This article discusses how engaging in dolls-play impacts the perceived version of little girl’s future self. Also, how Barbie may expose a sexualized adult world to young girls.
No exact quotations.
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This article discusses the analysis of children’s videotaped writing and play interactions with princess dolls and stories.
Research focus is very clear.
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'make us aware of thatsilence larger than life'
As in "Mannequin", the silence of the dolls were deafening just like the forced silence of the models. Real but not quite.
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the model's relationship to reality is always ques-tionable,
This relates to "Mannequin" in that Anna judges the other women harshly, disgusted by their perceived physical flaws. She herself is insecure because they only picked her for her legs. Anna is extremely critical of everyone, including herself regarding appearances.
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At six o’clock Anna was out in the rue de la Paix; her fatigue forgotten,
Her pain as a mannequin was forgotten once she knew of the praise, leading her into the same vicious cycle. Similar to an eating disorder, after the exhaustion and pain of hunger, that whisper of good job in the back of your head is enough to make you come back for more no matter the pain.
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Eliane was frankly ugly and it did not matter
Is she truly ugly? Or is Anna projecting her own insecurities outward?
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human flowers
Women treated as if they are for decoration, silent and only there for display. Can you experience uncanny within yourself when you conform to being a mannequin?
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Coldly critical glances were bestowed upon Anna’s reflection in the glass
How does this affect Anna's mental health?
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in an extraordinary and distinctive atmosphere of slimness and beauty
Slimness is equated with beauty, similar to today.
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It was to her legs that she owed this dazzling, this incredible opportunity.
Only her legs mattered, the rest completely forgotten. Why does society limit us to our body parts?
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She was fragile, like a delicate child, her arms pathetically thin.
The beauty standard - women kept weak and fragile, forced to starve themselves until they're emaciated.
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