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    Strong Independent Disney Princess that don’t need no Man Since the 1920s Disney has had a large influence on generations of children especially when Disney debuted their first full lenght film “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs” on December 21‚ 1937. Since the release of “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs’’ Disney has introduced many other Princesses such as Snow White (Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs) ‚Belle (Beauty and the Beast)‚ Rapunzel (Tangled)‚ Merida (Brave) in the last 90 years. Films

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    2B 10/27/2013 The Problem with Princesses DPS‚ better known as Disney Princess Syndrome‚ is plaguing young women to believe they should focus on being beautiful and finding a man in order to be happy. Young girls strive to live up to Disney’s standard of beauty. All the Disney princesses have small waists‚ flawless skin‚ and wear only the best dresses. Going along with this trend‚ since Disney introduced the first princess in 1937 as Snow White‚ it has been known for portraying young women

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    clerk greeted her with “Hi‚ Princess”; ignored the waitress at our local breakfast joint who called the funny-face pancakes she ordered her “princess meal”; made no comment when the lady at Longs Drugs said‚ “I bet I know your favorite color” and handed her a pink balloon rather than letting her choose for herself. Maybe it was the dentist’s Betty Boop inflection that got to me‚ but when she pointed to the exam chair and said‚ “Would you like to sit in my special princess throne so I can sparkle your

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    Cinderella Ate My Daughter‚ Orenstein sheds light on a major product from the multi-billion dollar company of Walt Disney that is cashing in on gender roles: the Disney Princesses and their doll merchandise. “There are more than twenty-six thousand Disney Princess items on the market‚ a number which‚ particularly when you exclude cigarettes‚ liquor‚ cars‚ and antidepressants‚ is staggering. “Princess” has not only become the fastest-growing brand the company has ever created‚ it is the largest franchise

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    16‚ 2015 Disney Princesses “Little Girls or Little Women? The Disney Princess Effect” is an article by Stephanie Hanes which touches on the princess phenomenon many young girls are obsessed with. Stephanie Hanes concludes that the Disney Princess craze is linked to self-objectification and the growing sexualization of young girls. Although she provided numerous facts the argument was unsuccessful because it was weak and confusing. Her own personal opinion on why she blamed the Disney Empire for

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    women was Disney animated movies. In these women lead animated films‚ Disney would portray a certain type of women. This Essay is created to show the change in Disney’s female lead characters‚ through the films of Pocahontas and Frozen‚ from before 2000s to now. The first Native American Princess was introduced in 1995 with Pocahontas. Many aspects of Pocahontas made her unique. One aspect was that she was a strong woman who would risk her life to stand for what she believes in. Princess before her

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    English Comp Critique In the article‚ “The Princess Paradox”‚ James Poniewozik describes how the princess era is making a comeback. He uses a lot of examples of cinderella stories and other fairytale projects to describe how the princess era is becoming a trend today. He goes into a lot of depth about these movies and fairy-tail projects to get his point across. In the article‚ “Cinderella and Princess Culture”‚ Peggy Orenstein starts off by telling us how she came “unhinged” at the dentist’s

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    Women have been around about as long as men have‚ yet the portrayal of women compared to men tends to be inferior. Children‚ teens‚ and young adults are learning and reading about the roles that society has created for women. Society has managed to shape how women should act and be seen‚ but the views that are seen on television and that are read in books have come a long way. For women‚ the way they are seen‚ shown to be treated‚ expected to behave‚ and the presumption on what women are allowed

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    Comparative Critique In the "Princess Paradox" James Poniewozik starts out his article by taking a stance against the princess movement‚ but then throughout the rest of his article he talks about how the movement is good for young girls by showing that they can control their own destiny. Unlike the "Princess Paradox"‚ Peggy Orenstein ’s article "Cinderella and Princess Culture" takes a stance against the princess movement by stating that the movement is ruining the minds of young girls. Although

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    that then sets a societal standard for both women and men. In the Disney Princess film of Frozen‚ one can agree that there is social construction of gender throughout the film. Social construction of gender is a process by which gender differences are taught and reinforced in social interaction‚ which then leads off to the concept of gender roles. In the film Anna is portrayed as a weak woman yet her sister Elsa‚ a strong woman. Disney Princesses are never typically portrayed as evil yet in this film

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