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    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 as

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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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    documentary‚ I never truly focused on how a scene was portrayed and why it made me feel how I did. After careful consideration‚ I have decided to apply my new knowledge to why I feel‚ “A Little Princess” has been perfected by cinematographer‚ Emmanuel Lubezki. Furthermore‚ why I am pleased to know that “A Little Princess‚” was nominated Academy Award for Best Cinematography back in 1996. During the film‚ “Visions of Light‚” I learned about the importance of how lighting an individual or a certain part

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    Disney’s Dream Big‚ Princess advertising campaign positively contributes to our society. This campaign shows several girls of different races and ages doing different activities such as rock climbing‚ running‚ swimming‚ dancing‚ and reading. Next to every girls’ clip‚ there is a clip of a princess doing something similar. On the background‚ the song Be a Champion is playing. The advertisements always finish with the phrase: “For every girl that dreams big‚ there is a princess to show her that it

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    people prosper. Most of the work of the people are farmers and fishermen Luwu. Datu Luwu have a very beautiful daughter‚ named Princess Tandampalik. Beauty and the behavior has been known to many people. Bone including King who lived very far from Luwu.Bone king wanted to marry his daughter‚ the Princess Tandampalik. He sent several emissaries to meet Datu Luwu to apply for Princess Tandampalik. Datu Luwu be indecisive‚ because in some cultures‚ a girl justified Luwu not marry a boy from another country

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    self-identification of being male or female (sex) is shaped through cultural and social conditions. Through these cultural and social conditions‚ we set these ideals for gender performance 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

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    Cultural Differences COM360 December 23‚ 2013 Cultural Differences This paper will examine the differences in culture within the aspect of the film The Princess and the Frog. The cultural aspects of this film will be examined using Hall’s perspective of culture as a screen and Hofstede’s five dimensions. This paper will evaluate both cultural identity and culture bias in the film. It will explain the concept of cultural patterns and show what types of cultural patterns are present in the

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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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    decisively. A good thesis • Employs all three of the above. • Says something a little strange. o Boring: “By telling the story of Westley’s and Buttercup’s triumph over evil‚ The Princess Bride affirms the power of true love.” o Effective: “Although the main plot of The Princess Bride rests on the natural power of true love‚ an examination of the way that fighting sticks (baseball bats‚ tree branches‚ and swords) link the frame of the story to the romance plot suggests that

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    Movie Brave is a very unique princess‚ and she is different than the other Disney princesses in many ways. Her roles are different than the traditional roles used in other Disney movies since she likes weapons and archery‚ does not want to become a princess‚ has a strong bond with her family and mother‚ and emotionally changes throughout the movie. Many Disney princesses do not change or like weapons‚ nor do they have a strong family bond or do not want to be a princess‚ yet this makes Merida different

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