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    The (de)Evolution of the Disney Princess

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    Author
    Gazda, Courtney
    Keyword
    Disney Princess
    Gender Roles
    Gender Stereotypes
    Girls
    Media Influence
    Representation
    Date Published
    2015-09-10
    
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12648/2724
    Abstract
    The Disney Princess franchise does a remarkable job of asking girls to picture themselves as princesses, reinforcing the question: What else would a little girl want to be? The reality of this Disney fantasy is one of gendering young girls to embody a social construction of hyper-femininity through misguided film representations and princess play toys. This research looks at media influences on girlhood through a close reading of the Disney princess. I argue that Disney has focused less and less on the genuine qualities and faithful morality of their princesses, and instead, on the prince-princess dichotomy of finding true love.
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