A Pagan Writer's Blog by Chas S. Clifton
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4 Comments:
It pains me a bit that I know this, but sadly the "Secret Spells Barbie" was withdrawn by Mattel shortly after its release, and is found nowhere on the Mattel Web site. They do not even acknowledge its production. I have tried to get one through the Internet, but so far no luck. The article you reference is nearly three years old, and the doll created quite a stir when it appeared. It seems material culture has an effect after all, eh?
Doug
Yes, Pagan Barbie was three years ago. And Grad School Barbie is hypothetical, sort of like a full-time job in Pagan Studies. So it all fits.
Perhaps you should have placed a warning on that post.
Warning: graduate students in the field of pagan studies who intend to finish their degree should not read this and risk losing hope.
I want visuals of Pagan Studies Barbie!
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