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Rural as Racialized Plantation vs Rural as Modern Reconnection: Blackness and Agency in Disney’s Song of the South and The Princess and the Frog

机译:乡村化为种族化种植园vs乡村化为现代重新关联:迪斯尼《南方之歌》和《公主与青蛙》中的黑人与代理

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The plantation trope in the American minstrelsy tradition reflected simultaneously competing and complementary representations of the rural ideal and racialized African American characters. This trope longed for an earlier and simpler time with strange embodiments of African Americans, and persisted for decades. Disney’s Song of the South draws extensively on these competing idealizations of the pastoral and the African American. In contrast, Disney’s The Princess and the Frog draws on a broad pastoral trope wherein the rural ideal provides a place for characters to reconnect with their true selves and change their lives for the better. While the 1946 film casts African Americans as comforting the white man in distress, the 2009 film casts African Americans as their own agents of positive change.
机译:美国宗派传统中的人工林种植园反映了农村理想和种族化的非洲裔美国人物的相互竞争和互补的表现。由于非洲裔美国人的奇怪表现,这支长号要早得多,更简单一些,并且持续了数十年。迪斯尼的《南方之歌》广泛借鉴了田园牧民和非裔美国人的竞争理想。相比之下,迪斯尼的《公主与青蛙》则借鉴了广阔的田园风格,其中乡村理想为角色提供了一个与真实自我重新连接并改变生活的地方。 1946年的电影将非洲裔美国人视为安慰处于困境中的白人,而2009年的电影则将非洲裔美国人视为自己带来积极变化的动力。

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