Once upon a time... Women in their own history

"Once upon a time... Women in Their Own Story" is a scholarly book that explores the representation of women in society through Walt Disney's animated films. The author, Andrea Colin Vasconcellos, analyzes the development of princess characters, starting with the film "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" from 1937. These films, based on traditional fairy tales, have become one of the company's most profitable franchises. The book examines how the social conditions of the time of their creation influenced the portrayal of women in these animated films. By combining color, sound, and movement, the reader is invited to reflect on the evolutionary changes in the perception of women over the decades. It offers a critical perspective on the cultural narratives conveyed by these popular films.