The Enigma of the Porcelain Dolls in the Animated Play Non Serviam: The Things You Need in One Place
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enigma, porcelain dolls, animation theater, puppetsAbstract
This study delves into the enigma arising from the utilization of porcelain dolls in the Chilean animated theater production Non Serviam: The Things You Need in One Place (2023). The presence of these dolls evokes an ambivalent sense of proximity and distance, fostering an exploration of the symbolic value of the doll figure, its function in childhood, and the unsettling impressions it may elicit. Such reflections serve as a starting point for examining the specific usage of three antique porcelain dolls in the aforementioned animated play and how their mystery is sustained.
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