The Idea of Nature in Disney Animation

David Whitley

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Ecocriticism and Environmental Literature Cinema History and Criticism Environmental Philosophy and Ethics

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Introduction: wild sentiment: thre theme of nature in Disney animation. Section 1 Fairy Tale Adaptations: Domesticating nature: Snow White and fairy tale adaptation Healing the rift: human and animal nature in The Little Mermaid and Beauty and the Beast. Section 2 The North American Wilderness: Bambi and the idea of conservation Wilderness and power: conflicts and contested values from Pocahontas to Brother Bear. Section 3 Tropical Environments: The Jungle Book: nature and the politics of identity Tropical discourse: unstable ecologies in Tarzan, The Lion King and Finding Nemo Bibliography Index.

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