The Frozen Phenomenon

1. Introduction
Maja Rudloff (Roskilde University, Denmark), Helen Haswell (Queen's University Belfast, UK), and Brittany Eldridge (University College London, UK)

2. Frozen Fever: The Success of Frozen and the Rebirth of Walt Disney Animation Studios
Helen Haswell (Queen's University Belfast, UK)

3. Power Plaits: Hair and Girlhood in Frozen
Fiona Handyside (University of Exeter, UK)

4. Silhouettes, Details, and Textures: Character Costumes in Frozen and Frozen 2
Maarit Kalmakurki (Aalto University, Finland)

5. Into the Unknown: Uncovering the Film-Music Production Processes for Frozen II
Toby Huelin (University of Leeds, UK) and Ian Sapiro (University of Leeds, UK)

6. Studying Elsa as a Superheroine
Yago Paris (Eö tvö s Lorá nd Tudomá nyegyetem, Hungary)

7. No Longer Lost in the Woods: Kristoff's Embrace of Disney Princess Femininity
Max Dosser (University of Pittsburgh, USA)

8. Imagining the Anthropocene Dialectically with Frozen: Let's talk about the Wisdom of Indigenous People, Sami Spirituality and Shamanism in Context Eco-Crisis
Filiz Otaya Demir (Maltepe University, Turkey)

9. "Conceal, Don't Feel": The Affective Affordances of Vulnerability
Laura Vermeeren (University of Amsterdam, Netherlands)

10. "Into the Unknown?" - Frozen's Elsa, Queer Coding and Disney's Queer Legacy
Brittany Eldridge (University College London, UK) and Sabrina Mittermeier (University of Kassel, Germany)

11. "You look like Elsa, mommy!" Character Development, Gender Roles and Marketing Strategies in Disney's Frozen Universe
Maja Rudloff (Roskilde University, Denmark)

12. Frozen - A Case of Unintentional Purpose Marketing
Gry Hø ngsmark (University College London, UK) and Lars Pynt Andersen (Aalborg University, Denmark)

13. The Coldness of Frozen: Investigating the Reception of Disney Animated Musical Films in Mainland China
Yuanyuan Chen (Ulster University, UK)

14. Arendelle in Arendal: Film-induced Fairytalisation of a Tourism Destination
Sarah Holst Kjæ r (Stockholm University, Sweden)

Index