…cation of ancient primeval terror. A more complex intertextual secret sharer is Disney's 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea (1954). Captain Nemo, who rams ships with his shark- like submarine, The Nautilus, is, like Ahab, another prototype for Quint's obses- sion with nautical revenge.…

…ecently, it has also become trendy to use "stretch" and "squash" of traditional Disney animation, making all objects change their shapes as they move. While the aesthetics of anthropomorphism of classical Disney code deserves a special analysis, one reason for its comeback in com…

…yle of images in the project, both aspects being strongly influenced by the way Disney parks had been physically realised as amusement areas with attractions building up a world of its own. In a semiotic account of this architectural decision-making, models of culture are here di…

…y, now even the ancient centres of many Italian towns are trying to imitate the Disney style of outlet villages. HERITAGE 2014 248 R. Amoêda, S. Lira & C. Pinheiro (eds.) Perhaps it is because we live in a time when all the places of the world are becoming more and more similar a…

…conomic stability for its author. The production of this parodic homage to Walt Disney’s Peter Pan was to run in parallel with works of a greater narrative profundity, such as La muerte húmeda (Damp death, 1986), El carnaval de los ciervos (Carnival of deer, 1984), El beso secret…

…endiz de mago” es hoy día famoso por haber formado parte de la película de Walt Disney Fantasia, con música de Leopold Stokowski. 146 Una interesante antología de estos textos para el uso en el aula se encuentra en Gail, Teresa et al., eds. (2002). Edición digital 68 Fundación Jo…

…r envision it. A good friend of mine is the head of research and development at Disney Imagineering and – thoughtful about how the future gets so dated after it’s visualized – their design team talked this through and decided to purposefully make the future ‘retro’. In Disneyland…

…y asked the mirror, “Magic Mirror on the wall, Who is the fairest one of all?” (Disney, 1999, p. 3). As a single Black woman, Madison could see in the mirror the varying stereotypes she had to navigate and the choices she had to make in declaring her identity and stance. She coul…

…nesses). These companies include Tele-Communications Inc (T.C.I.), Time Warner, Disney, Rupert Murdoch’s News Corporation, General Electric, Viacom, and CBS. Mark Crispin Miller (1998) explains that these seven companies produce about 90 percent of what we see during prime-time t…

…ing an historian. Quotes By Lawrence Culver 349  In July of 1955, Walter Elias Disney opened a new amusement park in Anaheim, California. When Disney unveiled his park, he invited tourists to enjoy its different self-contained realms of leisure. There was Frontierland, frozen fo…

…). The boys who would be princesses: playing with gender identity intertexts in Disney Princess transmedia. Gender and Education, 24(6), 593–610. https://doi.org/10.1080/09540253.2012.674495 203 Wood, A. (2017). A School’s Lived Architecture: the politics and ethics of flexible l…

…st film dates back to 1924, was directed by Herbert Brenon and was silent; Walt Disney’s Peter Pan, the all over famous cartoon version of the novel, was released in 1953 and was followed in 2002 by Return to Neverland and from 2008 by a spin-off series of five (so far) full leng…

…Glass. Dir. James Bobin. Perf. Johnny Depp, Anne Hathaway, Mia Wasikowska. Walt Disney, 2016. Film. James Bobin s adaptation, Alice Through the Looking Glass, fixates on the mystical and fantastical elements of aesthetic value challenging Burton s representation of Wonderland dys…

…were going to do it. Berkeley about maybe 3 or 4 years I got this offer for the Disney Professorship when Grahame was Wonderful holistic concept. You did that — you retiring. That would have been for 10 years when had interdisciplinary teams. I would have had to retire. And, I wo…

…tee’s tour of overbrowsed deer yards (Meine 446), and, much more publicly, Walt Disney’s Bambi had recently been released (Meine 442). It is understandable that Leopold would prioritize scientific knowledge in 160 an ecological crisis where time was of the essence. But the rhetor…