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An Analysis of Walt Disney s animation Frozen; The Deconstruction of Gender Role Stereotypes. [thesis] :/ Kate Averell.

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Averell, Kate

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Limerick : Limerick School of Art & Design/LIT. ; 2015Description: 43 p. : ill. (some col.) : 30cmSubject(s):

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Thesis Fashion 15/01

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This essay aims to explore traditional gender role stereotypes, in particular how these roles are being deconstructed to a degree in today s popular culture. Through an analysis of Walt Disney animations this paper will measure if these roles will continue to be renegotiated or if there is a definite line that cannot be crossed.

Dissertation note: Thesis submitted for B.A. Hons in Fashion 2015

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Thesis submitted for B.A. Hons in Fashion 2015

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