.../standard-publication-reuse-rights ) Abstract This study explores the implementation of critical literacy in Korean EFL classrooms using Disney animations to enhance English writing skills and critical thinking among middle school students. Ten third-grade middle school students participated in this study...

.../essence of being Mexican) through the cultural industry of Hollywood and Disney in particular is another contributing factor to the problematic nature of Mexican-American intercultural relationships. Martín-Rodríguez (2019) explains how “the presence (and absence) of characters of Mexican descent...

..., Standard Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/journals/pages/open_access/funder_policies/chorus/standard_publication_model ) Previous studies of Frozen have analysed the story purely as a Disney film, focusing on the evolution of the Disney princess (Crosby; Garabedian...

.../chorus/standard_publication_model ) Abstract Sand fly fauna is frequently sampled using automatic light or Shannon traps, yet few studies have been devoted to investigating the effectiveness of Disney traps baited with live animals as an attractant. This study sought to identify the phlebotomine fauna...

... characters unwrapped the packages to reveal furniture and crockery for a mad tea party. While performers ‘drank’ invisible tea, they seductively dangled and donned visible jewellery. As the performance ended, banners bearing the Disney logo, the film’s title, and the words, ‘You’re invited...

... with the University of Tokyo. All rights reserved. 2014 Abstract Tokyo Disney Resort (TDR), after 30 years from its opening as Tokyo Disneyland, has attracted more than 500 million visitors altogether. Although most theme parks that were established following the success of TDR have gone bankrupt after the bursting...

... professional trajectory up to this point. One of the most fascinating aspects of Suspiria is the unique way it brought together a number of diverse influences, from Walt Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwarves (1937) to Thomas de Quincey, whose laudanum-fuelled...

... Realism in World Cinema: The Avant-Garde in Exile . New York: Routledge, 2019 . 123 Girveau, Bruno , and Roger Diederen , eds. Walt Disneys wunderbare Welt und ihre Wurzeln in der europäischen Kunst . Munich: Hirmer Verlag, 2008 . Graf, Alexander...

...Figure 16.1. The opening shot of Steamboat Willie (Disney, 1928). Frame-grab. Figure 16.2. Hyperrealism in The Old Mill (Disney, 1937). Frame-grab. Figure 16.3. Snow White communes with nature through song (Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs...

...In 2016, Disney releases occupied the five top spots on the annual worldwide box-office chart, with Captain America: Civil War, the latest instalment of Marvel’s Avengers franchise; Rogue One: A Star Wars Story; the Pixar sequel Finding Dory...

...lidAbstract: The Disney Renaissance, a period of creative revitalization and corporate expansion, has long dominated the history of a larger rejuvenation in US animation production across film and television in the 1980s and 1990s. Perhaps the most important of the feature animators was Don Bluth...

...Disney films are synonymous with children’s films, yet many adults also watch them, with or without children. Adult relationships with Disney films change, and the films that Disney releases change, but audience understandings about what a Disney film is can be inflexible. Using an innovative mixed...

..., Geoffrey Block, Dominic McHugh, and Dominic Symonds all provide foundational discussions on these figures as well as specific musicals.13 While the Disney Company has garnered a great deal of scholarship, less work has been done on The Sword in the Stone. James Bohn s monograph xii Introduction on music...

...The introduction contextualises and maps the specific approach of the book. First, it locates animated films, and Disney more specifically, within genre studies, and shows how a generic framework can open up new perspectives on contemporary mainstream animation and challenge...

...This chapter investigates the transitional phase, at times tumultuous and experimental, of Disney’s history, from the mid-1990s to the late 2000s. It examines how profound industrial changes, both within Disney and in the wider mainstream animation landscape, impacted the studio’s animated output...

...During the 2008–18 decade, Disney not only notably revised the studio’s formula of fairy-tale romance but also ventured into and re-envisioned action-adventure cinema. This chapter specifically illuminates how the studio reframed the digital action-adventure spectacle, expanding the generic scope...

... Disney Bros pianos Bird imitation Disney sound effects Early Radio Music in the US 1900-1950 Music schools Whistling Whistling girls and crowing hens Were, as you know, Beneath the ban no longer than Ten years ago. But now they both get ample chance To show their skill, And any day can...

...The conclusion offers an in-depth examination of the NBA’s COVID-19 “bubble” games that took place at Walt Disney World from July to October 2020. As a made-for-television event in a highly mediatized environment, the bubble offered a culmination of the interrelated forces of the court, the venue...

...This chapter introduces the Disney Princesses, defining them as a phenomenon and as inherently political. It outlines a new way of analysing the Disney Princesses through facet methodology. Zemler Emily Buckingham David Disney Walt Frozen 2013 Giroux Henry McDonald Trevor Mooney Andy Snow...

...This chapter introduces the first wave of the Disney Princess Phenomenon: Snow White, Cinderella, and Aurora. Their films are situated within their cultural context, before the dominant images of femininity in the wave are introduced and discussed: domesticity, passivity, victimhood, and desiring...