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Kids would latch on to whatever popular form of entertainment, as they already do today(my kids not the biggest fan of Disney). Not so sure of the trauma you s
by sergers 5y ago
Kids would latch on to whatever popular form of entertainment, as they already do today(my kids not the biggest fan of Disney).
Not so sure of the trauma you speak of
If Disney ceased to exist, this would be shocking to everyone not just children.
- RicoElectrico 5y agoWell, many of the Polish literature classics (e.g. Sienkiewicz's Trilogy) were published piecemeal in newspapers a century and a half ago. The accounts of that say people (adults nonetheless) were super attached to the characters almost as if they were real people [1][2] so I think it's not unreasonable to extrapolate that back to children. On top of that too many parents just delegate the upbringing to the media, sadly. If you don't, that's great. [1] https://culture.pl/pl/artykul/jak-polacy-czytali-trylogie https://culture.pl/pl/artykul/jak-polacy-czytali-trylogie [2] The three novels were based on historical events, but with fictional characters, and written by Sienkiewicz in a time when there was no independent Poland.