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Rhetorical Analysis Final Since the early 60’s, Barbie has not changed much beside transforming to more modern clothing and different material. If Barbie were an actual woman, she would be about five feet nine inches tall, weigh one hundred ten pounds, with an eighteen inch waist, and and a thirty-nine inch bust. These are very … Read more
Rhetorical Analysis Final Since the early 60’s, Barbie has not changed much beside transforming to more modern clothing and different material. If Barbie were an actual woman, she would be about five feet nine inches tall, weigh one hundred ten pounds, with an eighteen inch waist, and and a thirty-nine inch bust. These are very … Read more
In the poem, “Barbie Doll” by Marge Piercy, the girl is viewed, at first, as a “usual” little girl with dolls and bright lipstick. Next, the girl is called names until she resorts to the mindset that she is not perfect, but needs to be. This is an issue that lots of girls, especially at … Read more
“Barbie Doll”: The “Idollatry” of Gender and Social Expectations The seemingly harmless Barbie doll has been a leading competitor of the toy fashion doll industry for over fifty years. Making over $1.9 million in sales per year on these dolls alone, it’s difficult to argue that Mattel, Inc., the company that owns these plastic queens, … Read more
Barbie Millicent Roberts, most famously known today as Barbie, is a household name. Little girls have looked up to and respected her as a role model since she first debuted, begging their parents to buy each and every new one that hit store shelves. “I designed Barbie with a blank face so that the children … Read more
