In literary translation, language has more than a communicative, or social and connective purpose. The word functions as the âprimary elementâ of literatureâthat is, it has an aesthetic function.
As of 1999, there had been at least 2,300 versions of the Barbie doll.
Barbie's eyes (irises) are WHITE not BLUE as in later dolls. Also, #1 and #2 Barbie's eyebrow's are very arched--not rounded. This is the face of the#1 and #2 doll.Her haircolor came in both blonde and brunette (almost black). #2 Barbie doll. The second type of Barbie doll was also introduced in 1959 and she has the exact style of face and eyes. The ONLY difference is that the #2 Barbie doll did NOT have holes in the bottom of her feet.Much of the time these first Barbie's lost their flesh tone and they are found with a very white, vampish-look to their skin. The #3 Barbie, available in 1960, also often lost her skin tone.arbie's eyes (irises) are WHITE not BLUE as in later dolls. Also, #1 and #2 Barbie's eyebrow's are very arched--not rounded. This is the face of the#1 and #2 doll.