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Gendered Dialogue in Animated Movies

Cassie Maz, 27 April 2019, cmm281@pitt.edu

Cassie's term project. An analysis of how 'feminine' female dialogue is across companies, story role, and time.

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Project Description

Using a handful of features from Lakoff's list of feminine language features, I analyze how well animated female characters adhere to the features. Specifically, I look at 12 Disney Princess movies and 9 DreamWorks movies to compare the following:

  • How often female protagonists and female antagonists use these features
  • How often Disney characters and DreamWorks characters use these features
  • How earlier characters (like Snow White) and later characters (like Moana) use these features

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My found data are movie scripts, and come from two main sources:

  • Disney Princess scripts: here
  • DreamWorks scripts: here

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Code that has been abandoned for one reason or another, but are still important to the project

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