Sappurisa Dhamma 7 Presented in Walt Disney’S Animated Movie Encanto
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Animated movies have gained popularity among viewers of all ages thanks to their inventiveness and use of techniques. Additionally, it reflects many interesting parts of entertainment and education that considers many different opinions, particularly the consideration of Buddhist principles. Encanto is a Walt Disney’s animated movie that represents Seven Sappurisa Dhamma through the characters. This study aims to study the Buddhist principles called Seven Sappurisa Dhamma through the characters in Encanto. In terms of Buddhism, Sappurisa Dhamma means the principle of a good man which consists of Dhammaññutā (knowledge of the cause), Atthaññutā (knowledge of meaning or purposes), Attaññutā (knowledge of self), Mattaññutā (knowledge how to be temperate), Kālaññutā (knowledge to choose and keep time), Parisaññatā (knowledge of society), and Puggalaññutā (knowledge of groups of people). The study found that all characters reflected the use of Seven Sappurisa Dhamma through conversation, action and situations. In summary, even though the animated movie Encanto is a foreign movie, it still represents the significant points from the use of Buddhist principles into media or other resources to enhance the use of morals and values.
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