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Disney Theme Parks
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Disney Theme Parks
Examines parks' social, psychological & corporate functions Discusses their depiction of national history, technology used and the capitalist ideology behind the parks. The of fantasy also discussed - focusing on Disney World.
2,250 words (approx. 9 pages) |
3 sources |
1997
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In her analysis on how people interact with Walt Disney World and how the theme park operates upon our personal and societal expectation, Jane Kuenz is particularly interested in the way the park functions in what she calls "a process of recognition and identification and how out of that identification or against it, Disney produces feelings we find pleasurable" (Kuenz 56). She concludes that the park allows us space only as consumers and offers a revamped American history intended to quiet any qualms our society may have about that history. It accomplishes this by tracing our history in various stories of our past and showing the obvious and inevitable correctness of that history (Kuenz 69). Susan Willis concurs in Kuenz's.."
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