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Résumé : Contents
Introduction. Amy M. Davis
I. History
1. Dorene S. Koehler, A Return to 2719 Hyperion Avenue: Walt Disney as Archetypal Trickster
2. Joshua M. Hollands, Animating America
3. Alexander Sergeant, High Fantasy Disney: Recontextualising The Black Cauldron
II. Inside the Studio
4. Noel Brown,
5. Helen Haswell, Fix it Felix! Reviving Disney Animation using the Pixar Formula
6. Christopher Holliday, Let it go? Towards a
III. Gender
7. Lauren L. Smith, The Meaning within Characters
8. Oliver Lindman, From Operatic Uniformity to Upbeat Eclecticism: The Musical Evolution of the Princess in Disney
9. Kodi Maier, Princess Brides and Dream Weddings: Investigating the Gendered Narrative of Disney
10. Catherine Lester, Frozen Hearts and Fixer-Uppers: Villainy, Gender, and Female Companionship in Disney
IV. Outside the Studio
11. Jemma D. Gilboy, The Violentest Place on Earth: Adventures in Censorship, Nostalgia, and Pastiche (or, The Simpsons Do Disney)
12. Chris Pallant, Disney Pluralism: Beyond Disney-Formalism
Biographie: Amy M. Davis is a lecturer in Film History at the University of Hull, where she teaches (amongst other things) American Animation History and Disney Studies. She is the author of Good Girls &...
Sommaire: Contents
Introduction. Amy M. Davis
I. History
1. Dorene S. Koehler, A Return to 2719 Hyperion Avenue: Walt Disney as Archetypal Trickster
2. Joshua M. Hollands, Animating America
3. Alexander Sergeant, High Fantasy Disney: Recontextualising The Black Cauldron
II. Inside the Studio
4. Noel Brown,
5. Helen Haswell, Fix it Felix! Reviving Disney Animation using the Pixar Formula
6. Christopher Holliday, Let it go? Towards a
III. Gender
7. Lauren L. Smith, The Meaning within Characters
8. Oliver Lindman, From Operatic Uniformity to Upbeat Eclecticism: The Musical Evolution of the Princess in Disney
9. Kodi Maier, Princess Brides and Dream Weddings: Investigating the Gendered Narrative of Disney
10. Catherine Lester, Frozen Hearts and Fixer-Uppers: Villainy, Gender, and Female Companionship in Disney
IV. Outside the Studio
11. Jemma D. Gilboy, The Violentest Place on Earth: Adventures in Censorship, Nostalgia, and Pastiche (or, The Simpsons Do Disney)
12. Chris Pallant, Disney Pluralism: Beyond Disney-Formalism