นัยสำคัญของเรื่องเล่าความเจ็บปวดในสารคดีเรื่อง ฉันคือเอรี่และเขาตราหน้าว่าหมอฆ่าคน

Abstract

The purposes of this study were to analyze 1) important matters of the trauma accounts in the biography documentaries entitled "I was branded a murderer" and "I am Ary"; and 2) attitudes of the writers towards the trauma accounts in the biography documentaries entitled "I was branded a murderer" and "I am Ary". The study found that the two trauma accounts were life lessons where the narrators learned meanings and values of human beings. The two women writers in the scope of this research recounted their own biographies to tell the trauma of being attacked by society. The writer of "I was branded a murderer" was judged by society as a murderer and an ethically immoral doctor while the writer of "I am Ary" was judged by society as a Thai prostitute abroad and a female prisoner for prostitution. These two writers used their accounts of biographies as a hidden tool to give society explanations. In addition to recounting their experience through literature, they reviewed and search the substances in their traumatic experiences. Furthermore, they used their biographies as a means to rebuild their identities and make it known to society to mitigate bias that branded them as bad women.