Princesses In Fairy Tales

"Beauty and shine": The role of the princess in a fairy tale has long been known as a child's entertainment story. Over the years these stories have been inherited from generation to generation as a way of teaching history and moral lessons. However, we often fail to pay sufficient attention to the stereotypes created by the common pattern of these stories. Fairy tales are often based on fairy tales and young women in fairy tales are obliged to become affiliated with the princess.

This research aims to discover the effects of fairy tales on young adult men exposed to fairy tales, especially fairy tales with the princess themed themes, to decide which gender fixed ideas were conceptualized and the role of sex in that fairy tale did. watch. This research is also aimed at judging whether feminism affects stereotypes created by changing fairy tales. In addition, many feminist studies focus more on women's reactions and opinions on fairy tales, most of them are theoretical. Previously, there were two studies on the impact of fairy tales on people: a 1985 study of Kay F. Stone (including women, children, male samples) and Rita Comtois' 1995 study (eg women only use).

The independent variable of this research is a fairy tale with a fairy tale themed. The dependent variable is the answer of the respondent to the text of the fairy tale with the princess themed. The hypothesis of this study is that fairy tales have some influence on the formation of male sex stereotypes. In this study, respondents are literary students of men who are studying at UTAR. A total of 50 respondents are selected to participate in the study through two sampling methods and respondents are asked to answer online questionnaires based on fairy tale knowledge. The first is a sampling method according to the purpose, that is, a non-stochastic sampling method of selecting samples based on what researchers think is suitable for research.

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