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Cinderella is one of the most remarkable short stories of all ages. Cinderella was the best-known fairy tale and probably the best-liked in every region in the world. This study tries to analyze the three versions of Cinderella stories written by Katharine Pyle, Charles Perrault, and the animation movie produced by Walt Disney. This study focused on the symbols which appear in Cinderella stories using Representation theory by Stuart Hall to find out the meanings of the symbols. The method of this research is qualitative research. The data source of this research is the three versions of Cinderella Stories. As a result, the researcher finds out the symbols, which dominantly appear are: the slipper, the gown, the pumpkin, the animals, and the main characters. Each of the symbols reveals the meaning which represented the cultural and sociological context of the story.

Symbolism in Three Version Cinderella Stories, an Analysis of Representation (Katharine Pyle, Charles Perrault, and Disney)