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1. philromo.com › blog › 2017/6/29The Psychology of Pinocchio — Life is a Beautiful Ride

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   Jul 28, 2017 · The character of Pinocchio is far more of a misfit prone to defiance than the sweet gullible child presented in the Disney film. Pinocchio goes through many strange and wayward adventures that are not presented in the film version. Collodi used the book to express his own political leanings.

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3. www.psychologytoday.com › us › blogPinocchio: The Transformation of a Criminal in the Making

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   Nov 1, 2016 · The Pinocchio story affirms the possibility of making far-reaching changes by transforming the way one thinks and redeeming oneself through good deeds.

4. vigilantcitizen.com › moviesandtv › the-esotericThe Esoteric Interpretation of Pinocchio - The Vigilant Citizen

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   The storyline has been simplified and Pinocchio became an innocent, happy-go-lucky character rather than the stubborn and ungrateful misfit from the original book. All of the fundamental elements are still however present in the movie adaption and the underlying message remains untouched.

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5. slate.com › culture › 2011Carlo Collodi's Pinocchio: Why is the original Pinocchio ...

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   Oct 24, 2011 · For his sins Pinocchio is not only hanged but robbed, kidnapped, stabbed, whipped, starved, jailed, punched in the head, and has his legs burned off. Worse, however, is the psychological abuse.

6. metro.co.uk › 2022/12/09 › the-shocking-originalThe shocking original Pinocchio, and the tragic childhood ...

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   Dec 9, 2022 · The poor Cricket fell from the wall, dead!’. It’s no surprise that scene didn’t make Disney’s final cut… Behind the schmaltz and sentimentality of most Pinocchio adaptations is a remarkably...

7. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Land_of_ToysLand of Toys - Wikipedia

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   The Land of Toys (Italian: Paese dei balocchi) is a fictional location in the Italian novel The Adventures of Pinocchio (1883) that is disguised as a haven of freedom and anarchy for children, but is eventually discovered to be far more sinister.

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   Is Pinocchio a misfit?

   • The character of Pinocchio is far more of a misfit prone to defiance than the sweet gullible child presented in the Disney film. Pinocchio goes through many strange and wayward adventures that are not presented in the film version. Collodi used the book to express his own political leanings.

   The Psychology of Pinocchio — Life is a Beautiful Ride

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   What happened to Pinocchio?

   • For his sins Pinocchio is not only hanged but robbed, kidnapped, stabbed, whipped, starved, jailed, punched in the head, and has his legs burned off. Worse, however, is the psychological abuse. At different points he is tricked into believing that he has killed both his “father” (Geppetto) and his “mother” (the Blue Fairy).

   Carlo Collodi's Pinocchio: Why is the original Pinocchio subjected to

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   Was Pinocchio a criminal in the making?

   • It takes no stretch of the imagination to say that Pinocchio was a criminal in the making. The puppet Pinocchio rejects others who love him and exhort him to be responsible. Pinocchio broke the heart of Gepetto, his adoring father who created him in his workshop and chose his name believing that it would bring good luck.

   Pinocchio: The Transformation of a Criminal in the Making

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   Is Pinocchio still sanitised?

   • The tale has been repeatedly sanitised by film adaptations over the years – although something of its original darkness has managed to survive into two new Pinocchio offerings from Disney+ and Netflix. First published in 1883, ‘The Adventures of Pinocchio’ by Italian writer Carlo Collodi, had previously been serialised in a children’s magazine.

   The shocking original Pinocchio, and the tragic childhood behind it

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   What is Pinocchio about?

   • Pinocchio is a story about transformation and redemption. After brushes with death, emotionally shattering his father who had abandoned hope, disappointing the good fairy, and forsaking the talking cricket, Pinocchio finally resolves to change and he does.

   Pinocchio: The Transformation of a Criminal in the Making

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   Is Pinocchio Italy's mascot?

   • Pinocchio is Italy’s mascot. Souvenir stands sell little wooden toys, never the Disneyfied version, but based on the original illustrations from Carlo Collodi’s book, the most widely read work of Italian literature, which began in serial form in 1881.

   What Pinocchio can teach us about being human - Big Issue

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9. www.bigissue.com › culture › filmWhat Pinocchio can teach us about being human - Big Issue

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   Aug 19, 2020 · When Pinocchio *spoiler alert* finally becomes a real boy, it’s not because of a conscientious cricket (killed by the precocious puppet by the end of chapter four in Collodi’s book) but due to the suffering he has to go through.