Identify a Disney Princess and discuss the ways in which she has/has not evolved according to societal expectations and norms by applying the following quote from the author Maio

[Must reference at least one article from module & lecture notes.]

“Even the more independent [princess] heroines- at heart, they all still identify with male authority instead of seeking their own empowerment. –

Maio from “Disney’s Dolls.”

*Note- to reference or to apply a quote means to provide evidence that does or does not support the quote. You can refute or agree with the statement.

Rubric

(A+) 50 = Synthesis and analysis: Shows thoughtfulness and independent thinking by developing response beyond lecture, readings, discussion.; Two specific and relevant examples are cited; Explanations that support the answer are thoughtful and articulate in 4 paragraphs.

(A) 45-49= Understanding: Shows a clear understanding of the material presented in lecture, readings, discussion.; Two specific and relevant examples are cited; Explanations that support the answer are thoughtful and articulate in 4 paragraphs.

(B) 40-44= Memorization and repetition: Shows the ability to correctly REPEAT the basic material as presented in lecture, readings, discussion.; Two examples are cited; Explanations that support the answer are UNCLEAR in 3-4 paragraphs.

(C) 35-39= Awareness: Shows some familiarity with course material but does not accurately refer to material from lecture, readings, discussion.; One example is cited; Explanations that support the answer are UNCLEAR in 3 paragraphs.

(D) 30-34 = Effort: Attempted work but does not demonstrate basic awareness of material from lecture, readings, discussion; One example is cited; Explanations are underdeveloped in 2 paragraphs

(E) <30 Lack of Effort: Attempted work. Does not address material from lecture, readings, discussion; No

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articles and module are attached or links down below

there are 6

https://www.bustle.com/articles/150203-female-disney-villains-you-can-learn-a-positive-lesson-from-despite-their-evil-deeds

https://www.theodysseyonline.com/its-good-to-be-bad

https://newint.org/features/1998/12/05/dolls/