Before revision: Advertisements and texts published in the Billiken and Marilú magazines constructed a narrative around the doll that promoted the bourgeois lifestyle and an accepted type of femininity, while molding girls as consumers.
After revision: Advertisements and texts published in the Billiken and Marilú magazines constructed a narrative around the doll , promoting a bourgeois lifestyle and a prescribed form of femininity, and also contributed to the shaping of girls as consumers.