Disney Princesses and the Diachronic Change of Culturally Gendered Language

Heritage, Frazer (2015) Disney Princesses and the Diachronic Change of Culturally Gendered Language. In: JALT2014. Japanese Association for Language Teaching, pp. 307-318. ISBN 9784901352475

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Abstract

This study explored how the Disney princesses in Snow White (1937), The Little Mermaid (1989), and Frozen (2013) use gendered language and portray gender roles. It draws on Robin Lakoff (1975) and uses ratios and quantified lexical features to examine diachronic developments in gender representations, relationships, and the language used by the princesses. In this paper, I tentatively suggest methods of applying the findings to second language pedagogy, particularly in composition exercises. この研究では、スノーホワイト(1937)、リトル·マーメイド(1989)、アナと雪の女王(2013)など、ディズニーのお姫様がジェンダー言語を使用し、男女の性別による役割を描く方法を、調査した。本論文は、ロビン·レイコフ(1975)の理論を活用し、比率や数値化された語彙特性を使用し、ジェンダー表現、人間関係、お姫様が使う言葉の通時的発展(変化)を検討する。この調査では、暫定的に、第二言語教育、特に作文演習へ、調査結果を適用する方法を提案する。

Item Type:
Contribution in Book/Report/Proceedings
Uncontrolled Keywords:
/dk/atira/pure/subjectarea/aacsb/learningandpedagogical
Subjects:
?? GENDER; LANGUAGE TEACHING; REPRESENTATIONSOCIAL SCIENCES(ALL)LEARNING AND PEDAGOGICAL ??
ID Code:
124507
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Deposited On:
12 Apr 2018 13:46
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Yes
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Published
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12 Sep 2023 02:28