In the field of sociology, the terms Disneyficationand Disneyisation describe the commercial transformation of a society to resemble the Walt Disney Parks and Resorts, based upon rapid Western-style globalization and consumerist lifestyles.The term Disneyisation appears in Christian Contradictions and the World Revolution (1991), by Andre Kehoe: "This bogus culture imposed hour after hour on the people by the media is a serious interference with free thinking and therefore free action.It is part of what Peter K.Fallon of New York University, in an admirable phrase, calls the Disneyisation of society. " The term also appears in The Cultures of Cities (1996), by Sharon Zukin, and was popularized in The Disneyization of Society (2004), by Alan Bryman.
<clarity> In the field of sociology, the terms Disneyficationand Disneyisation describe the commercial transformation of a society to resemble the Walt Disney Parks and Resorts, based upon rapid Western-style globalization and consumerist lifestyles.The term Disneyisation appears in Christian Contradictions and the World Revolution (1991), by Andre Kehoe: "This bogus culture imposed hour after hour on the people by the media is a serious interference with free thinking and therefore free action.It is part of what Peter K.Fallon of New York University, in an admirable phrase, calls the Disneyisation of society. " The term also appears in The Cultures of Cities (1996), by Sharon Zukin, and was popularized in The Disneyization of Society (2004), by Alan Bryman.
In the field of sociology, the terms Disneyficationand Disneyisation describe the commercial transformation of a society to resemble the Walt Disney brand (such as its media, parks, etc.).“Disneyfication.” Merriam-Webster. Retrieved 2021 March 20.Zukin, Sharon. 1996. The Cultures of Cities (1996), by Sharon Zukin, and was popularized in The Disneyization of Society (2004), by Alan Bryman.