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Princesses and Princess[ING]
OBJECTIVES Objective 1: To establish a baseline understanding of the Princess and Character Performing Industry, as there is no previous empirical research into this growing phenomena within the United States. Objective 2: Make preliminary connections between supporting social theory and uncovered scholarly themes within Princess[ING]. Objective 3: Establish a framework for future work; in-depth, sociological examination (graduate school).
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Work Title Princesses and Princess[ING] Subtitle The Sociology of Making Magic Access Creators - NICHOLAS JAMES ROWLAND
- Kristin C Newvine
- Brooke Louise Long-Yarrison
Keyword - sociology
- dramaturgy
- princess
- social interactionism
- princessing
License All rights reserved Work Type Poster DOI doi:10.26207/j2sy-2v73 Deposited April 20, 2019 Versions
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