영화<원더>(Wonder)를 통해 본 안면 장애에 대한 장애관 고찰 - M. Prestley(1998)의 다중 장애 패러다임을 중심으로 -

Facial disorders are socially branded as biased views and discriminatory attitudes due to appearance-oriented social climate and physical minorities, and even ordinary lives such as non-disabled people are not easy, difficult, and self-esteem is reduced, but alienated, passive, and excluded. Facial disorders are not functional or physical problems, but social disorders that deny their identity while their identity is damaged due to damage, and their understanding and interest in their lives are also up to our society. In particular, movies play a more important role in the perception of problems of people who are alienated and excluded from our society because they have a great influence on the formation of beliefs and values of the general public. Therefore, this study deals with the public’s facial disabilities through the analysis of the disability centered on multiple disability paradigm in the scenario and narration of the movie “Wonder” featuring the face-disabled. It was suggested to seek ways to form a positive disability view, recognizing the disability identity of the disabled in the future, and to expect positive disability film production based on human diversity and social responsibility.