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A 6 page paper which
examines various theories and then applies them to Disney’s “Cinderella.” The paper
examines if the cartoon film is art or a reflection of industrialized culture, or both.
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culture or society past and present. Two such schools of thought are presented to us through the Frankfurt School and Dwight McDonalds masscult theories. These two schools of thought, so
to speak, can be used and applied to many different things in our society and culture, not the least of which is film and the film industry. The following paper
first examines the Frankfurt School and Dwight McDonalds masscult theories and then discusses how these apply to the infamous Disney animated cartoon from the 1950s "Cinderella," examining if the film
is art or a reflection of an industrialized culture. The Frankfurt School and Masscult Back in the 1950s, and perhaps even before that, many intellectuals were truly
examining the industrialized world. They were examining it from a perspective that spoke of, perhaps, hypnotizing in terms of the media and the culture. People were falling easily into a
realm of fantasy so to speak. They fell for Ozzie and Harriet as the perfect ideal family, and they looked to such ideals in presenting themselves to the rest of
the world. The Frankfurt School was one of those organizations that focused on such thought, although it was an organization that began back in the 1920s. "What linked the members
of the Frankfurt School were philosophical interests center around an interpretation and synthesis of the views of Kant, Hegel, Marx, Nietzsche, and Freud. The re-discovery of the legacy of the
early German Romantics (Novalis, Friedrich and August Schlegel, and Fichte) provided an early inspiration and continuing influence for many members of the School and prepared the way in which they
all responded to the publication of History and Class Consciousness by Georg Lukacs in 1923"" (Spencer, 2004). In many ways the Frankfurt School focused many studies on mass communication
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