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What did I learn/What do I need to look for? 

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What did I learn/What do I need to look for? 

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After researching the connection between Marxist theories and Lady and The Tramp (1955), it becomes evident that the movie can be looked at through a neo-Marxist perspective. For this research assignment, I wish to present the idea of class struggle in Lady and The Tramp (1955). Ideas of class struggle become persistent in the move and entail more than just Marxism. Much of the literature suggests that the movie also displays racism through the relationships between the dogs and humans and other animals in the movie (Goldmark 102). The movie places emphasis on class division through the importance that the characters place on the hierarchy. Big themes presented throughout my research include the perpetuation of racism by Disney that continue to teach racist ideals (Kee & Grant 69). Racist underpinnings in the movie also serve to influence class division and struggle.

In addition, I learned that a typical Disney movie tends to tell the story from the view of the bourgeoise/ upper class (Rollin 91). The animals in this movie display the story from a proletariat view. This can be attributed to the dominance of the bourgeoise, or due to a lack of interest in lower class struggles. Given these ideas and findings on class, I should investigate the idea of colonial oppression and its presentation in Lady and the Tramp. I would also like to investigate the historical events that preluded Lady and The Tramp to understand the emphasis this movie places on class and capitalism.

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Below you can find the 11 sources I collected for this assignment.

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https://www.disneyplus.com/movies/lady-and-the-tramp/5C1EXtD5Z5xv

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It s the Time of Your Life Marxism in Animated Films - Bugs Life

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Disney's Racial Gaze - Construction of Racial Identities

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Marxism and Race, Gender and Class Analysis

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Fear of Faerie - Disney and the Elitist Critics

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Some Reflections on Anthropological Structural Marxism

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The Brothers Grimm: From Enchanted Forest to The Modern World - Jack Zipes 

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The Brothers Grimm: From Enchanted Forest to The Modern World - Jack Zipes 

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Images of Gender Race Age and Sexual Orientation in Disney Feature Length AnimatedFilms

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Images of Gender Race Age and Sexual Orientation in Disney Feature Length AnimatedFilms