#6 - Mulan, but make it sociological

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Here For The Quiet Girls

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Quiet girls, we hear you. Yes, it’s a loud and scary world out there, but we just want to let you know that you’re doing great, you can achieve your goals, and there are other quiet girls out there who are rooting for you. If you ever have any doubts or need a confidence boost, we are here for you.

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#6 - Mulan, but make it sociological

Here For The Quiet Girls

34 minutes 13 seconds

1 year ago

#6 - Mulan, but make it sociological

Hey there, welcome back! In this episode of HFTQG, we have the pleasure of hosting Dr. Christopher Fardan, who will be delving into one of my all-time favourite Disney classics, Mulan (1998), from a sociological perspective.

Through his analysis of the film, we'll discuss how topics like gender identity, societal expectations, and ethnicity/class conflicts are still relevant today. We'll explore similar experiences in life, and hopefully, by the end of this episode, you'll feel as empowered by Mulan's journey as we have.