Le Prince de Beaumon by Jean-Marie

In many ways, Disney's "Beauty and the Beast" redescribed the patriarchal values ​​and the role of stereotype gender in the original version of Jenny Marie-Brendon Beaumont's story. This is proved by the heroine representative of a fairytale in the center lined with the beauty of de Beaumont and the beauty of Disney. It is clear that the story of de Beaumont uses Beauty to express women's "social nature with demands for men" (Zipes, 24). Instead, Disney's bell may be regarded as "the heroine of the 90's" (Cummins, 23) and "a new heroine of thinking and learning" (Cummins, 23).

In 1997, Jean-Pierre Davidts wrote a sequel that can be regarded as a small prince called Lepetitprinceretrouvé (The Little Prince Returns). In this version, the wrecked narrator encountered a small prince on an isolated island and the prince returned to seek the help of the tiger that threatens the sheep. Another sequel "The return of Little Prince" was written by former actress Ysatis de Saint-Simone which is the niece of Consuelo de Saint Exupery. The Morgan Library and Museum in New York conducted three screenings of the original manuscript. This was first exhibited in commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the story followed by celebrating the 100th anniversary of the author's birth in 2000. Exhibition celebrates the 70th anniversary of the novel

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