Cartoons in playing culture between metaphors and playful materializations
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https://doi.org/10.17058/rea.v31i2.17614Keywords:
Play, Playful culture, Cartoon, Rough and tumble playAbstract
Analyzes the relationship of children's experiences with playful culture, revealing games and metaphorized categories based on cartoons. This is ethnographic research, of a qualitative nature, carried out with 22 children from a municipal school located in the city of Cuiabá/MT. It uses interaction as data production instruments. It points out that while they are playing with the cartoons and they had the opportunity to talk about their fantasies, the children revealed their authorship, protagonisms and playing experiences, suggesting a knowledge of metaphors from the imaginary mirror and physical states of play.
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