English Research Paper About Disney Movies and How do the latest Disney princesses (Cinderella, Aurora, Little Mermaid, Snow White, Jasmine from Aladdin) influence children’s perception on gender?

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RHET 1020 Literature Review Guidelines and Reference List Weighting: 20% of your final grade (5% for Draft 1-15% for Draft 2) Submission: Turnitin.com Number of Sources Incorporated: At least 5 academic sources Word Count: 1000-1200 words Font: Times New Roman #12 Double-spaced Format: Discipline-based Drafts: 2 drafts (including the final draft) Research Question: How do the latest Disney princesses (Cinderella, Aurora, Little Mermaid, Snow White, Jasmine from Aladdin) influence children’s perception on gender? Purpose and Overview: A literature review summarizes past research by drawing overall conclusions from many separate studies that are believed to address a related hypothesis/specific topic. The importance of the literature review is that it should highlight important issues that research has left unresolved. A review of this type is intended to critically examine existing knowledge and direct your research. In other words, you will be summarizing and drawing conclusions about your research findings. At the same time, you will examine the bias or rhetorical agenda of each source. For example, do scholars agree or disagree on a particular point? Did other sources yield different results? As you evaluate or write a literature review, ask yourself: 1. What is the research topic? What is the purpose of this study? 2. Is/Are the research question (s) / hypothesis clearly presented? 3. How is the literature review organized: chronologically or thematically? 4. Are the key terms defined and explained properly? 5. Does this literature review have an introduction, body, and conclusion? 6. Is there a gap that’s clearly presented towards the end of the literature review? 7. Are references and sources reliable? What are the types of references used in these studies? Your Task: Use the sources you summarized and evaluated in your annotated bibliography and/or more to write the literature review section of your research paper as well as the Reference List (please refer to owl.english.purdue.edu). The literature review section of your paper can further be divided into three parts: • INTRODUCTION: This is the introduction to the literature review and to the whole paper. It has the title “Introduction”. This is where: Topic is introduced Purpose of the study is stated Explains why topic was chosen Topic importance is emphasized Definitions/Constructs are explained Shows what is and is not covered in the literature review Thesis statement clearly addresses the topic of the paper • BODY: This is the part titled “Literature Review” (There might be sub-titles here according to themes). Sources are summarized, critiqued, and linked together thematically or chronologically. Your literature review should answer the following questions: 1. What has been published/investigated/proven about the topic/your area of interest? 2. What are the existing theories and/or key concepts in your field/topic of interest? 3. What are the relationships between these concepts/theories? 4. What are the inconsistencies/problems with the studies in your field of interest? (What evidence is lacking, inconclusive, contradictory or too limited?/ What research designs or methods seem unsatisfactory?/ What theories need to be (further) tested? • CONCLUSION: This part has a title. It actually follows the summary and critique of the sources. This is where: Gap in the literature is identified The reason the research problem should be further investigated is stated/The contribution of the present study is stated Research question is clearly answered Conclusions are made (Optional) Hypothesis is addressed Recommendations are made WRITING A LITERATURE REVIEW Source: Language Center, Asian Institute of Technology Please remember that the literature review is part of an academic paper and that the appropriate register/academic language should, therefore, be used. Please: a. Avoid using personal pronouns, such as “I”, “we”, and “my”. b. Avoid using contractions, such as “don’t” and “won’t”. c. Use academic language, terminology, and vocabulary relevant to the discipline in which your research is situated. d. Edit your work for grammar and spelling mistakes. You can visit the writing center if needed. Please find pasted down here the annotated bibliography for the same paper (You don’t have to use all the sources in the annotated bibliography) You can add more: Annotated Bibliography Research question: How do Disney Princesses (Cinderella, Aurora, Little Mermaid, Snow White, Jasmine) influence children’s perception on gender? Sibielski, R. (2019). Reviving Cinderella: Contested feminism and conflicting models of female empowerment in 21st-century film and television adaptations of “Cinderella.” Quarterly Review of Film and Video, 36(7), 584-610. doi:10.1080/10509208.2019.1593020 ​The article stipulates various female empowerment models that seem to be conflicting. The scholarly work also explores contested feminism in the 21st century. Besides, the scholarly article explores the current film adaptations thatalign with Cinderella’s viewpoint. The author also provides an in-depth explanation of women’s cultivation of toughness as well as self-confidence. Sibielski’s article is not only credible but also a reliable information source. Firstly, Sibielski is a prominent author who is highly respected in the field of research. Sibielski has acquired a lot of knowledge in the field. Besides, the information source provides relevant information that relates to the topic of study. Information provided by Sibielski articles also relates to the information in other sources to be used in executing the current research. For instance, the author teaches at Rhode Island College. The article was published last year; it, therefore, provides up to date information. Sibielski also supports his core arguments with facts drawn from other credible sources. Beail, L. (2018). ‘Dream big, princess’: Identity, gender, power, and nostalgia in twenty-first-century Disneyculture. Visual Inquiry: Learning & Teaching Art, 7(2), 87-91. doi:10.1386/vi.7.2.87_2 ​Beail, the author of this article, explores the issue of gender, and women’s power in this 21st century. Besides, Beail explains how Disney culture has changed over time. Further, Beail explains the issue of nostalgia and how it has influence gender perceptions. Information in this article will be a great addition to the literature review of the current research study. Beail is a prominent writer who has successfully numerous research studies in this field of research. Beail is, therefore, fully equipped with adequate knowledge in this research field. Also, Beail’s article is a credible source because it is peer-reviewed. Indeed, the article was reviewed by a group of experts who are well versed in this field and recommended to be used by other scholars while researching related studies. The article provides up to date information since it was published two years. Also, the information provided by this particular source aligns and agrees with the information provided by other information to be used in this specific research study. Golden, J. C., & Jacoby, J. W. (2017). Playing Princess: Preschool Girls’ Interpretations of Gender Stereotypes in Disney Princess Media. Sex Roles, 79(5-6), 299-313. Doi: 10.1007/s11199-017-0773-8 ​In their article, Golden and Jacoby explore how preschool girls interpret the existing gender-role stereotypes as depicted Disney Princess Media. For instance, the authors explain the girl’s reactions regarding the powerful, not forgetting the consistent messages circulated by Disney. Besides, Golden and Jacoby show how the princess’s behavior influences young girls. Golden and Jacoby’s scholarly article is a reliable source of information. Firstly, the article was critically reviewed and approved by experts in this field of study. Golden and Jacoby are proficient who are well recognized in the research field. Indeed, the article has sound arguments supported by evidence and findings from other peer-reviewed research studies. Also, the piece is recommended to be used by other scholars who want to research in this particular field of study. Further, the article was published in 2017, meaning that it provides up to date information. Importantly, the scholarly work provides relevant information that relates to the current research study. Therefore, it will add to the literature review of the current research to support the significant arguments and findings brought on the table. England, D. E., Descartes, L., & Collier-Meek, M. A. (2011). Gender Role Portrayal and Disney Princesses. Sex Roles, 64(7-8), 555-567. Doi: 10.1007/s11199-011-9930-7 ​The source explores the princess’s gender role depictions. Besides, the article provides an explanation of the distinct behavioral characteristics as well as climatic outcomes and how their influence on gender perceptions. Also, the authors discuss the existing stereotypical representations relating to gender. The above-mentioned scholarly article is a reliable source of information. For instance, the source was critically reviewed, not forgetting being approved by a group of distinguished authors. The source was also recommended to other researchers who would like to conduct relative studies in this field. England, Descartes, and Collier are prominent as well as proficient authors who have contributed enormously to this field of study. Descartes is a highly respected professor who has adverse knowledge in this particular field of study. The article will, therefore, be a great addition to the literature of the current study. Indeed, the researcher will support his arguments with claims, and the findings draw in this research article. Garabedian, J. (2014). Animating Gender Roles: How Disney is redefining the Modern Princess. James Madison Undergraduate Research Journal, 2(1), 22-25. Retrieved from http://commons.lib.jmu.edu/jmurj/vol2/iss1/4/ ​The article explores the animation of gender roles and how they influence youth’s perception of gender. The author also explains how Disney culture impacts various societal facets. Indeed, according to Garabedian, favorite animated movies have enabled American youths to understand the existing social cues. Garabedian’s research article is a reliable and credible source of information. For instance, the research article is peer-reviewed. Indeed, the arguments stipulated in the research article were approved by a group of experienced scholars who have a combined experience in the world of research. The research article was also recommended to be of use by other scholars who intend to execute research studies in related topics. It is also essential to note that the information provided in this information source is relevant and relates to and aligns with information in other sources to be used in the current research study. Garabedian is a distinguished author and expert in the field of study.Furthermore, the research study was conducted and published a few years ago, meaning that it provides up-to-date information about the topic under research. Best of luck! I know you’ll do a great job