'“Barbie Doll” by Marge Piercy Essay\r'

'The song, â€Å"Barbie snort”, is about a fille who was exploitation up in a parliamentary procedure which regard highly of fe antheral beauty. The style illustrates that most females were pass judgment to be the uniforms of Barbie dolls. These dolls cast pressure on the miss to be like supermodel. In this story, the daughterfriend failed to meet the standards of fellowship and viewed as a social outcast.The first paragraph describes a growing girl who was presented with dolls, miniature GE stoves, irons and lipsticks. This will ensure that the girl will know which gender roles she should be and not too deviate from the true social custom. The mood of the poem changes when the originator describes, the magic of puberty. Here, it refers to a time of aroused crisis that the girl went through as she matures. She is ever teased for not work outing like the typical Barbie dolls.\r\nThe second paragraph began with mentioning the girls affirmatory aspects, such as She was healthy, tested intelligent, possesses toughened arms and back and abundant internal drive and manual dexterity, These sentences portray the girl image (female) to male characteristics. The tome in the poem changes again when the author stated, the girl went to and fro apologizing, and every champion nevertheless say she had a fat nozzle and thick legs, the society again, scorn at the ugly appearance of the girl.\r\nIn the tertiary paragraph, line twelve to sixteen, the girl is expected to fake her natural behavior, emotion and characteristics. The cull out belt was used to exemplify that one cannot endure the pressure placed by society to meet their standards and will eroding out eventu everyy. Consequently, she cut off her poke and legs. Therefore, the last paragraph expressed her oddment as consummation at last. Dont she look pretty? Everyone said. In this line, the author wants the commentator to make good judgment to the ill-advised situation in which society taste beauty to female.\r\nI think that children, peculiarly boys, are not born with offense or feelings of enmity towards female who establish physical figures below social standards. They are all programmed that way by egoistical or ignorant male adults. If these male adults can only take a look at themselves and see that all they have done is to destroy. The lives of their opposite sex, hotheaded down their self-esteem to the deepest pit, then this society will be a weaken place to live in.\r\n'