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    animation was revolutionary and changed the direction of other films in the upcoming years. The tale has a close similarity with the generic sleeping beauty story tale. The fairy tale revolves around a princess trapped in a castle guarded by a vile dragon and not so righteous hero which must save the princess in order to reclaim the ownership of his swamp. The film follows under multiple ideologies and perspectives that are predominated throughout the film. Analyzing the film through a…

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    The character appearances are subject to change, but Princess Jasmine, Aurora, Snow White and Rapunzel etc have been known to make their appearances. The princesses are really into their character role-play so don't be surprised if Snow White starts talking about her "flying carpet" or Aurora tells you that…

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    imagination and creativity that Disney films are supposed to be made of, create very confusing films that send mixed messages to the children watching them, specifically the young girls. Deborah also felt it important to mention that all of these princess films parallel…

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    Disney Gender Roles

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    Problem with the Disney Princess Brand” by Monika Bartyzel and “In Defense of Princess Culture” by Crystal Liechty. These essays debate the impact of Disney expectations and whether or not they are good or bad. In the article “Girls on Film: The Real Problem with the Disney Princess Brand,” author Monika Bartyzel claims that Disney is projecting unrealistic expectations on girls and how they should…

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    Disney Gender Stereotypes

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    They did this in order for children in today’s generation to connect and relate more to their characters. Merida from Brave was one of the first princesses that broke the ideal Disney princess image and concept. Merida wears absolutely no makeup, has red, frizzy, unruly hair, and does not have the body of a normal princess. Merida does not care about her appearance, and she shows this by being a wild, ambitious women who chooses to rebel against the stereotypical principles of pure beauty…

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    One symbol that is painted on the inside are two bears. My heritage is Scottish and the movie Brave is one of my favorite movies. Merida is a fierce Scottish princess, who turns her mother into a bear. Merida is a new era of Disney princess who does not need a prince to save her. I can also relate to the bear aspect of the movie because I can be a fierce mama bear when it comes to my child. Another symbol on the mask is two stars, in the Political…

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    The Tale Of Tulisa

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    starting with India. The plotline of this folktale provides the basis for those as the Iron Heinrich in Germany, accompanied with The Princess and the Frog of Disney’s “American” culture. These three works all depict a similar story, moreover different cultures have taken an original myth and have adapted it to better suit the specific region. The Tale of Tulisa and The Princess and the Frog depict a love between a cursed prince and a woman of low societal standing; exhibiting one’s ability to…

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    Many grew up with the Disney movies, their catchy songs and fantasises about a special prince or princess. In the article, “The portrayal of older characters in Disney animated film,”, the authors stated, “Disney films are passed along from parent to child, which introduces each new generation new values, beliefs, and attitudes…” (Robinson, Tom 206). While Disney movies brought positive messages for children to learn; it also portrayed negative effects in the society. Disney films supported…

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    Consuelo Samarripa's Life

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    Her stories then shift to the nucleus of life in the west side Barrio to her grandmother’s house. Like the hub of a wheel, all family life came from it and especially in the kitchen where they gathered making tamales at Christmas and learning life lessons sitting around the table beneath the light fixture. “A light socket, a light bulb and a dangling string, so primitive yet heartwarming, it was a sure sign of home,” she wrote. The tales fluctuate from climbing backyard chicken coops and trees,…

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    Princess Di, an English beautiful woman went through a rough time in her life. During her marriage she had two kids. After her second childbirth she suffered with bulimia. Diana’s husband was having an affair which triggered so much stress and suicide attempts. Later Princess Diana divorced her husband and started dating a new man whom she ended up passing away with in a car crash (womenshistory.about.com/od/diana/p/princess_diana.htm). Diana, born on July 1, 1961, was only eight when her…

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