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    journey requires the hero to complete deadly task or undergo dangerous events. In Moana, Moana had never once sailed in the ocean before but for the sake of finding who she is and where she belongs she risks everything showing immense bravery. In Mulan, Mulan risks her life to go off to war and fight for China in the hopes that she will find herself in the traumatizing

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    many people on ships being thrown overboard, she became inspired to become a doctor. However, during her time period, women were not allowed to get an education. Finally, Mulan, takes the place of her old father to join the Chinese army, despite her passiveness. A closer look at the roles of Caroline, Elizabeth, Justine, Mulan, and Elizabeth Blackwell reveal a time period where women were treated as objects and followers by men. At the beginning of the story, Victor describes how his mother, Caroline

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    Gender In Disney

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    Film as one of the presentations of media has influenced people's knowledge and experience of the world indirectly. The image and representations of women in the film are an example of how the media can guide people’s comprehension of gender. Therefore, this essay will analyze three different genres of film and how they construct the gendered meaning by using examples in each part, in order to explain the powerful influences of the film in gender. The three genres are Road film, Disney film, and

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    Title Beyond the Prince: A Study of Gender Role Portrayal in Disney Princess Films Introduction This study will examine princess films and decide whether color of the princesses has an effect on the gender role portrayal of each character. By using a content analysis, this research will identify the difference in each princess with respect to their color. It is important to identify the role the Disney Corporation plays in today’s culture. The company has numerous princesses’ films with identical

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    Diversity in films is important because representation matters. Viewers are drawn to shows with ethnically diverse lead cast members. Mostly all viewers love to watch shows that reflect and relate to their own experiences. Reddigari, a freelance writer, also expresses the question of why we lack diversity in films. “Hollywood has been producing inspiring films intended to capture the beauty, joy and sorrow in everyday life. As much as we love our favorite movies, we can’t help but notice that many

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    Many people are familiar with the concept of gender roles. IT is the idea that one must look, act and think in a certain way due to their biological sex, and that anything, no matter how trivial, can be assigned a masculine or feminine connotation. Examples are scattered all throughout our various media brackets, unnecessarily gendered products, like these children’s toys: Or to provide an example of how strange it is when non-common gendered packaging is used: Figure 2-Gendered Products Further

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    Gender is most commonly referred to as the state of being male or female. The gender ascribed to a child at birth determines the role that they are expected to assume within society and society’s perception of them. Meanwhile, the term ethnicity is most commonly understood to be the categorisation of people along lines of common heritage and shared national or cultural tradition. The interplay between gender and ethnicity is heavily determined by the cultural context individuals find themselves in

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