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DESCRIPTION:The representation of women’s language use in the media plays
  an important role in both perpetuating and challenging stereotypical ge
 nder roles in society\, and a particular area for concern is the impact 
 that this can have when aimed at young audiences. Children’s fairy-tales
  have been especially scrutinised by critics for the status that they ca
 rry in society as traditional and timeless narratives that are passed do
 wn through generations\, but their messages and attitudes towards gender
  may not always keep up with the developments and progress in gender the
 ory or politics. To this end\, I will be discussing the relationship bet
 ween women’s language use and the representation of gender in Disney fil
 ms\, and providing analysis of portrayals of women’s language in Disney’
 s Cinderella (1950) and Brave (2012). To substantiate my own analysis\, 
 I will also engage with several different research traditions\, primaril
 y referring to Robin Lakoff’s contributions to the deficit approach\, an
 d more recent developments in gender theory and feminist linguistics. Su
 bsequently\, we can observe development in the way that women’s language
  has been presented in Disney films\, which marks a shift in attitudes t
 owards gender and begins to challenge stereotypical gender roles that ar
 e often portrayed in the media.
URL:https://devel.junge-sprachwissenschaft.de/events/529.html
SUMMARY:The Development of Women's Language Use in Disney Films
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