Chytry's Argument Analysis

Since the 1930’s, the Walt Disney Company is known for producing characters, images, as well as stories which have created happiness for audiences around the world. This corporation has grown from a small cartoon studio run by famous Walt and Roy Disney to a million dollar business. In Janet Wasko’s novel, “Understanding Disney”, Wasko explains Disney as corporation calling it “The Disney Empire”. Throughout her novel, Wasko argues that Disney is set up like a typical profit seeking corporation, as well as creates and manufactures fantasy, and lastly re-invents folk tales by “Americanising” them.

Walt Disney’s greatest achievement is the impact he made on America’s mass media industry. Disney took his talent for art and design to the next

Walt Disney created some of the greatest and most advanced technology ever. Much of his Technology is still here today. Until he created Disneyland there were no other theme parks of it’s kind. He didn’t stop there he created Disney World one of the biggest theme parks ever. No matter what it was Walt always thought he could do better.

The common thought that people have about Disney is happiness and merriment. Ridley Pearson provides an opposing view in the book “Kingdom Keepers II” by showing the darkest parts of what we thought we all knew. Pearson allows this to occur by taking the reader through the lives of kids who work as DHIs(Disney Host Interactions) that become holographic people that fight the villains. Pearson not only does this to show his opinion, but he uses it to intrigue the reader enough to want to keep reading. This fictional fantasy about Disney and Disney parks are incomprehensible and allows an appeal to readers. There is a recurring theme of Mystery, created by Pearson, by using literary devices. The literary devices of Person vs. Self, Person vs.

The Disney experience is the imagined world that guests endure immediately upon entering the park. Disney is considered to be the “most important entertainment center in the world” because it “segregates the fantastic” by only portraying cultures in a positive way. Since Disney only expresses the highlights of the world, Disney taps into a nostalgic need for a false history to remind guests of how the past should have

This world has existed for millions of years; in all of that time there has been a countless amount of people who have done fantastic things. Walter Elias Disney was one of those people that influenced not just a few people, but millions. Disney has done the unimaginable and while doing that he pushed others to do so as well. He impacted the lives of everyone watching him by serving as a role model. Disney was also a monumental influence of the mass media. Finally, he left a lasting impression on the world by leaving behind his intentions for his company.

The Walt Disney Company is a large conglomerate best known for its classic animated movies and multi-national amusement parks. What most people don’t realize is however, is how much Disney owns, including: theater and music production companies, retail locations, a cruise line, Marvel, Lucas films, Pixar, ABC, ESPN, and more. According to Walt Disney Studios, the company was founded in Los Angeles in 1923 by brothers Roy and Walt Disney, however they did not see their first major success until the release of Snow White and the Seven Dwarves in 1937. Through the 1930s and 1940s, Disney continued to make popular animated films such as Fantasia and Bambi; they also produced propaganda films for the US government during the second world war.

Walt Disney is “a legend that will never die,” according to Karen Dotrice in The Man Behind the Myth: Walt’s Passing. Walter Elias Disney lead the movie industry to new heights through his creativity and curiosity. He is credited with hundreds of cinemas, television broadcasts, cartoons, and a handful of amusement parks stationed across the globe. Walt shaped what we know of technology and “movie magic” today. Though, Disney’s legacy may never had begun without the support of his idols.

Murray’s argument is stronger than Connelly. As we can see, Mr. Murray clearly support his argument with evidence and his rebuttal was sharp answered point by point; mentioned to the statues that favor his position. However, Connelly’s argument seems weaker because he is kind of going over the emotional side of the story. When the point here is not to see that the child is not lucky to be in this situation instead to looking for the child best interest by looking to the facts that help the judges to make the right decision. Ultimately, we conclude that the child maybe will be happy if she lives with her mom. And sooner this child will grow up and be able to talk about herself and choice where she want

Amanda Young Donte McDowell ENG 112 February 25, 2018 Walt Disney and His Impact “I am interested in entertaining people, in bringing pleasure, particularly laughter, to others, rather than being concerned with ‘expressing’ myself with obscure creative impressions.” From the first ever animated film “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs” to Disneyland, Walt Disney became an iconic person in everyone’s childhood. While making a huge impact on the entertainment industry, Walt Disney helped shape children’s lives. Disney created things that have contributed to children’s entertainment, imaginations, and education, such as cartoons and theme parks.

Walt Disney’s remarkable legacy that he’s left behind includes all of his creations through the 20th century. His cartoon films and theme parks have targeted a young audience and most of us can recall watching Disney movies at a young age according to Barrier, “Practically everyone knows Disney the corporation, the movies, the theme parks…” or going to Disneyland or Walt Disney World for the first time when we were little (Barrier 152). Sometimes we get caught up in a hectic life and we lose sight of our own happiness. Revisiting these old times such as watching a Disney movie that you used to at a young age or spending some time in one of Walt’s theme parks brings a sense of nostalgia. For a brief moment you are taken back and remember that life is not so bad and you are emerged in happiness. Typically, we tend to have good memories connected with those films or theme parks, because as a child, responsibilities and worries didn't exist yet and times were much simpler.

And now, nearly four decades after his death, the maker of said creations, Walt Disney, is not nearly as recognized as he should be. Not only are his works and other projects intriguing, his morals and techniques personally behind them are as well. And yet they weren’t just his morals, they were shared by the country’s people who so desired an example of good principles. Perhaps the most significant scheme of all was his creation of his very own amusement park in 1955, Disneyland, located in Anaheim, California.

He described a term that he referred to as “Disneyfication”, which he defined as “an idea of taking an environment and creating a fantasy world out of it by sanitizing it and making it devoid of any sort of impurity, Disney as a corporation tries to do that, and it affects children” (Stereotypes, 2013). While their parents are off running errands, or working their children rush home from school and turn on the T.V. to their favorite Disney channel movies, and get lost in the fantasy world of Walt Disney where all things can happen, characters are shown ideally and therefore unrealistically and there is always a happy ending.

Walt Disney was not strictly in the market for selling ideas and products. A former employee of Disney’s once stated “Walt had the ability to inspire us by selling us on ourselves” (Pahl

Starting as a young boy from Missouri, farmer Walter Elias Disney set out to make a mark on society. After first joining the Red Cross in World War I, he came back determined to be an artist. After moving to Hollywood in 1923 with his older brother Roy, they founded Disney Brothers Studio. After diversifying as much as possible, Disney had a firm grasp on the global market share until the 1980’s where the company’s revenues began to slump in the film industry. Luckily Sid Bass invested $365 million in order to rescue the company and bring an end to all hostile takeover attempts. Disney’s billion dollar powerhouse status in the entertainment industry can be broken down and analyzed using the