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SUMMARY:Let Toys Be Toys: The Science and Ethics of Gendered Toy Marketing
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LOCATION:251 Dundas St.\, London\, Canada\, N6A 6H9
DESCRIPTION:<p>The gendered marketing of toys is under considerable scrutiny\, with consumer-led campaigns against it invariably giving rise to vigorous debates. Critics argue that gendered toy marketing is socially and developmentally harmful\; defenders see it as reflecting and responding to boys&rsquo\; and girls&rsquo\; fundamentally different interests. In this talk\, based on work co-authored with Charles Sturt University philosopher Emma Rush\, I&rsquo\;ll explore how science can illuminate the debate\, and what it means for the ethical status of gendered toy marketing.</p>\n<p><em>Registration for this event will be opened on February 15\, 2016.</em></p>
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