Исследования феномена игрушки в западной психологии ²¹³⁴

В статье представлены некоторые исследования игрушек в современной западной психологии. Показано разнообразие этих работ — как по их тематике, так и по уровню научного анализа. В рамках социокультурного подхода игрушка рассматривается как текст, как вторичный артефакт, репрезентирующий реальные объекты и орудия. Некоторые статьи посвящены выбору игрушек в условиях современного рынка. В исследованиях, выполненных в историческом контексте, игрушки прошлых лет сравниваются с современными. В отдельных статьях рассматривается роль конкретных видов игрушек (конструкторов и кукольных домов) в жизни ребёнка. Представлен обзор по исследованиям гендерных предпочтений при выборе игрушек.

Ключевые слова: игра, дети, игрушки, исследования игрушек, гендерные предпочтения

Рубрика: Психология развития

Тип: обзорная статья

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