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Since it is holiday already, so I have more time to gather the data and publish this article, which is entitled Gender Stereotypes and Performativity in Frozen movie . I analyzed this movie in order to complete the assignment given in Children literature class. But it turned out interesting! I focused only one theory; performativity from Judith Butler. Check out the analysis from my paper! The writer analyzes Frozen movie by focusing only one theory; performativity from Judith Butler. In order to not broaden it into some theories that may be found in the plot, the writer thinks the misconstrued-performances of the main characters, Anna and Elsa are easily seen and become vast majority start from the beginning until the very end of the movie. But it doesn’t mean other theories are forgotten. Something that the writer immediately thought about when finishing the movie was that Frozen is perhaps the queerest animated film ever produced by Disney–queer as being a theoretical practic...

It's been a while, but today, I am so in the mood of sharing what I have just finished learning, a paper about   Ideological Theories in Children Literature. Check it out! INTRODUCTION ‘What? Ideology? But children’s books aren’t ideological – that would be propaganda, it would be sacrilegious, it would be brainwashing!’                 As we have said earlier in preface, literary works cannot be separated by ideologies brought by the authors and the social environment at that time. Those ideologies brought from the social environment influencing the literary works. Remember that men have great minds, so are the works that they could make. For example, we can see the literature in the era after colonization in Indonesia strongly told us about how the heroes could finally get independence from the colonialists. Another example is how the condition of social politic can also be used as the main i...

Today's literature topic is  Psychoanalytic Theories in Children Literature ! Check this one out! Psychoanalytic Theories in Children Literature 1. Introduction      What is psychoanalysis? We are sure that question has been wandering inside your head. So, what is the relationship between psychoanalysis and literature, especially children literature (since it becomes the main discussion of this paper)? Through this paper, we will help you getting clearer understanding about all of that.      As we know, the founder of psychoanalysis theory was Sigmund Freud. He was (6 May 1856 – 23 September 1939) an Austrian neurologist1who became known as the founding father of psychoanalysis. According to his profession, we can simplify the definition of psychoanalysis; it is a talking cure, which the language and narrative are fundamental to the curing process. For further information, according to Merriam Webster’s definition: Ps...

I just bought a new book; The Princess Diaries: Take Two . This was one of bestseller books in UK 3 years ago. However, the predicate to be bestseller remains for ever (at least for me). Because we are speaking about a book; an influential thing formed in a lot of piece of papers with quite handy dimensions, both physical and mind that would change one's life for ever. This book, entertained me since the very first page I read it. How Meg Cabot can write the stories about the life of a brand-new Princess of Genovia in such a friendly dictions for a foreigner like me, is the reason why I picked this book. My brain needs to be trained before move this reading English literary works to the next level. However, practice makes perfect. If you have ever watched the movie, you can depict the image of Mia here with Anne Hathaway's. So it will be easy to read all of the series. This book is actually the second book out of 9 series of The Princess Diaries. This b...

When I had to study Children Literature for mid test last Wednesday, I did doodling Siberian Husky, instead. Hahaha I always feel doing art is an escape. Whenever I feel bored and stuck with routines, doing art always helps me to overcome it, the deals I need to do in order to have brighter future. So I doodled this Siberian Husky! What do you think? Isn't she fluffy? Doodling Siberian Husky has successfuly released stress from thoughts that might bring me to the edge of the cliff. Thank God I don't have to jump into it and die.