Disfigured Final Test

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What is the portrayal of disability in fairy tales according to Amanda Leduc?

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Disability is often portrayed as a source of shame and misfortune.

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What does Leduc argue about the transformation trope in fairy tales?

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It reinforces the idea that disability is a problem that needs to be fixed.

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What historical context influenced the themes in 'Disfigured'?

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The Civil Rights Movement.

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How does Leduc's analysis of fairy tales extend beyond traditional stories?

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She analyzes how modern adaptations of fairy tales perpetuate harmful stereotypes about disability.

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What is a primary reason Leduc believes fairy tales perpetuate harmful stereotypes about disability?

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They reinforce the idea that disability is a problem that needs to be fixed.

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Define 'disability' in the context of literature.

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Disability refers to physical or mental conditions that limit a person's movements, senses, or activities, often depicted in literature as a source of conflict or character development.

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What is the significance of the 'villain' trope in fairy tales regarding disabled characters?

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Disabled characters are often depicted as villains, reinforcing negative stereotypes and societal fears about disability.

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How do fairy tales impact societal perceptions of disability?

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Fairy tales can shape societal perceptions by promoting stereotypes and limiting understanding of the diversity within the disability community.

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What role does social justice play in Leduc's analysis of fairy tales?

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Leduc examines how fairy tales can be used to promote social justice and challenge harmful stereotypes.

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What is the importance of representation in fairy tales for individuals with disabilities?

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Representation is crucial as it can foster acceptance, understanding, and a sense of belonging for individuals with disabilities.