Dora, une série pour les parents ?
Dora the Explorer’s picturebooks are part of a vast multi-media production whose design, inspired by video games, is based on the notion of interactivity ; this notion is discussed here to the extent that it is confused with the response to stimuli and especially that the printed picturebooks does n...
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| description | Dora the Explorer’s picturebooks are part of a vast multi-media production whose design, inspired by video games, is based on the notion of interactivity ; this notion is discussed here to the extent that it is confused with the response to stimuli and especially that the printed picturebooks does not allow the reader to intervene in the narrative. The emphasis on this interactivity serves to legitimize picturebooks that are fundamentally not innovative, except in the selection of a character, Dora Marquez, from what is now called “diversity”. These stories, which receive great favour among very young children, seem even more appealing to parents and mediators, who appreciate their moral and educational dimension. |
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