تصویرپردازی ناتوانی و جستجوی هویت در آتش و خون نوشتهٔ جورج آر آر مارتین

A Song of Ice and Fire is a series of epic fantasy novels by George R.R. Martin set in the fictional continents of Westeros and Essos. The books follow multiple characters across political struggles, wars, and dynastic conflicts spanning years of turbulent history. This paper examines how the series portrays disabled characters, investigating how their cognitive abilities and physical forms are represented across the different cultures depicted in the work. The study redefines understandings of disability within these fictional cultural contexts, offering insight into how the narrative treats characters with disabilities as participants in the world's ethical and social structures.