Text: If the original Tarzan celebrated the Anglo-Saxon male proving his superiority over Nature red in tooth and claw, Disney's version embodies the ideology that vilifies the white male and idealizes the feminine (human and ape) and the wilderness imagined by customers of The Nature Store.
Entailment: Disney's version of Tarzan takes digs at the conception of a heroic white male, instead embracing femininity.
Contradiction: The original Tarzan was a very progressive story of native men healing with nature.