Stereotypes of Women in Disney Animated Films

Walt Disney society is one of the most powerful media production companies in the States. Its media productions assert from TV and radio programs, cartoons, and inspire movies. The media inventions of Walt Disney Corporation are non except broadcasted in America but world widely, turn the target audience is in the first place children. However, Disney fagottales movies commonly depict sex activity stereotypes concerning males and females roles, especially for the Disney Princess movie line. In this essay, I am press release to analysis the women stereotypes depicted in the airy movies in the Disney Princess line, including coulomb white and the cardinal Dwarves (1937), Cinderella (1950), dormancy looker (1959), The little Mermaid (1989), Beauty and the Beast (1991), Aladdin (1992), Mulan (1998).\nFirst of all, animated movies in the Disney Princess line usually portray women as vague and serviceless, they are dependent on their male counterparts, especially for tho se films that are produced in the early years. In each Disney Princess films, there is a beautiful maiden who is suffering, only prince fag save her. For instance, the heroine in Snow White and the Seven Dwarves is depicted as a weak and emotional woman, she always bursts into tears when she faces difficulties or feels sad. Moreover, she necessitate the princes help when she was poisoned by her wicked stepmother who is jealous of her beauty. Without the snog of the prince, Snow white forget sleep forever. Furthermore, the princess Aurora in Sleeping Beauty is doomed by an evil fairy that before the sun sets on her sixteenth birthday, she will shekels her finger on the arbor of a spinning undulate and fall asleep from which she can be awakened by true loves kiss. Again, her life and conclusion are controlled in the detention of a male. Even in a heroine flim, Mulan, the female guinea pig still needs help form male. In the rearing camp, she cannot afford the demanding train ing as she is physically weaker than men.\nBeside, ...