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Episode 43: Charlie the Lonesome Cougar with Dr. Candace Korasick
On this Month's Episode of The Sociologist's Dojo Podcast, Dr. Candace Korasick Adjunct Professor of Sociology at Texasd A+M University: Central Texas and I discuss the 1967 Disney Docudrama "Charlie the Lonesome Cougar" Join us as we talk about animal selfhood, Disney's need to control nature and the white rapping styles of Rex Allen. Enjoy!   Production Notes: Intro: 0:00-2:06   Basics of Dr. Korasick 2:07-49:01 Educational background Human/Animal relationship focus  Collaborative relationship between dogs and humans What they "stan" for in Popular Culture  "Surprisingly Human" Article discussion  Basics of 'Charlie' 49:02-57:07 Anthropomorphizing Animals  Production Team Plot  Trivia  Historical Context 57:22-84:23 Post-War Disney and its commitment to the subjugation of nature An Asssimiationist message Social Analysis 84:46-109:32 Lobbying for the Lumber industry  Deforestation and land aquisition  Social Construction of Ownership  The Anthropomorphic Gloss  Masculinity, nature and cooking as punishment   Controlling Nature: Masculine Class divide  Outtro 109:33-111:33 Plugs and Socials    * All clips used under Faire Use* Stick around for: A lot of animal talk Brian comparing himself to a failed democracy 
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