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См. важную монографию Эми Огаты: Ogata A. Designing the Creative Child: Places and Playthings in Midcentury America. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 2013. В ней говорится, что прогрессивные игрушки и культура дизайна сыграли важную роль в формировании культурных норм послевоенного культа творческого ребенка.
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В переводе с нем. «кукольная кухня».
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Глиняная или литая шкатулка в виде или головы сидящего человека, или в виде целой сценки. Монетка падала в щель и приводила в действие механизм, отчего фигура смешно двигалась.
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«Шани и ее друзья» – бренд, под которым выпускались Барби-афроамериканки.
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