Disney vs. Fairy Tale: Representations of culture and stereotyping through language according to the main character in "Beauty and the Beast"

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The paper explores the transformative impact of Walt Disney's 1937 film Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs on language acquisition and storytelling. It highlights how Disney adapted traditional fairy tales, simplifying language to make them more accessible for children, while altering the narratives to convey gentler messages. The analysis also notes the role of music and accents in enhancing storytelling, exemplified by Disney's approach in Beauty and the Beast, marking a significant shift in cultural narratives and educational methods through film.