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    Emily Ferrell Jamie Peterson College Writing 11011-034 15 March 2013 The Disney princess movies are American classics. Like them or hate them‚ fairytales are common knowledge in America. Why is it so important that Disney drills viewer’s heads with these fairytales‚ specifically young girls? While all of the Disney princesses offer viwers obvious good morals and life lessons‚ there are underlying messages in each innocent tale. America is attempting to shape the female youth with their friendly

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    Simon Thomson The construction of masculinity in Beowulf: hæleð under heofenum or selerædenne? As it opens‚ Beowulf appears to leap confidently‚ taking audience with narrator into the shared world of story with wit and certainty: Hwæt! We gardena in geardagum (l.1) Listen! We of the Spear Danes in the past days...1 Immediately‚ however‚ this certainty becomes qualified: we are not part of an admiring audience to the glittering past‚ and have not heard of the gardena themselves

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    Disney has made a name for itself in the entertainment industry; some may even argue that Disney helped lay the foundation of what is our current entertainment industry. For many young children Disney movies are ingrained into their memory and represent a part of their childhood. It is with in these memories that many grow up with an idea of what a villain looks like. Disney has made their villains appearance to have the worst stereotyped aspects of each gender. Male villains are made to have more

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    Walt Disney SWOT Analysis Strengths Diversified Product. The number one strength that the Walt Disney Company has to offer is their diversified products‚ such as: multiple media networks‚ parks and resorts that are located in four countries‚ a variety of studio entertainment‚ consumer products and interactive media. Brand reputation. Walt Disney brand was founded 90 years ago in United States and has since become recognized worldwide‚ predominantly due to the Walt Disney Theme Parks and Resorts

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    Walt Disney. Disney made a reputation of brilliance and "[t]he combination of Disney’s desire to try new techniques and his striving to make a better product set him apart from most other animators" (Nardo 25). How could anyone forget classics like Mickey Mouse‚ Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs‚ Fox and the Hound‚ the Little Mermaid‚ and many more all created by Disney? "He created a cast of memorable animated and live-action characters that have been forever associated with the Disney name" (Nardo

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    Biography for Walt Disney by : www.imdb.com } source of information Date of Birth 5 December 1901‚ Chicago‚ Illinois‚ USA Date of Death 15 December 1966‚ Los Angeles‚ California‚ USA (cardiac arrest following lung cancer surgery) Birth Name Walter Elias Disney Nickname Uncle Walt Height 5’ 10" (1.78 m) Mini Biography At age 16‚ during World War I‚ he lied about his age to join the American Red Cross. He soon returned home‚ where he won a scholarship to the Kansas City Art Institute

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    culture that has a weak Uncertainty Avoidance meaning that these cultures are more willing to accept risks associated with the unknown that life must go on in spite of this. As the last difference according to Hofstede’s is the principle of Masculinity‚ that consist of countries that their dominant values in society are success‚ money‚ and things. This principle applies to the United States. As for France‚ they have a Femininity principle meaning that their dominant values in society is to care

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    DISNEY CASE STUDY: QUESTION NO 1: What does Disney do best to connect with its core consumers? The Walt Disney Company is one of the world largest media entertainment company in the world having a best connection with core consumers. Since its beginning day in 1923 by Walt and Roy DisneyDisney has remained high entertainment quality based on continuing to introduce the norm of entertainment during the 20th century to bring classic and memorable family entertainment over the world. Beginning

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    Disney Case Write up: Disney from the start has had a competitive advantage to others in the film industry for the plain fact as Walt says‚ “Cartoons unlike actors can be perfectly controlled to avoid any negative imagery.” This statement is the key stone to how Disney has so successfully created value. Disney has pursued its corporate level strategy by maintaining the value of the brand‚ managing creativity‚ and encouraging synergy throughout the corporation. Managing the Disney brand has

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    The crisis of masculinity in the 1950s led to a series of ingénues‚ or non-threatening‚ innocent‚ young women‚ appearing in popular culture. As the men felt less important and felt their masculinity dwindling‚ the lesser women became because in society men are always held above women.“This alteration reflected the social values of postwar society‚ with its emphasis on marriage and he home as the defining components of a happy American life‚” (Nash‚ pg. 169) After all‚ concerns about men’s loss of

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