THE PORTRAYAL OF WOMEN’S SUBORDINATION IN A DYSTOPIAN NOVEL ENTITLED WITHER BY LAUREN DESTEFANO (2011)

    Annisa Fauziah, - (2018) THE PORTRAYAL OF WOMEN’S SUBORDINATION IN A DYSTOPIAN NOVEL ENTITLED WITHER BY LAUREN DESTEFANO (2011). S1 thesis, Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia.

    Abstract

    Wither (2011) is a dystopian novel about the destruction of the world as the
    aftereffect of World War III. The situation worsens after a deadly virus emerges
    due to a failure of a genetic trial. Women in the novel are subordinated as they are
    mainly seen as a baby-producing machine by men so that humans will not be
    extinct. The study aims to analyze how the subordination of women is portrayed
    in the novel Wither. Applying a qualitative approach and textual analysis, this
    study uses Mitchell’s (1966) socialist feminist theory due to the subordination of
    women which occurs in more than one sectors. Additionally, to untangle the
    portrayal of women’s subordination in the novel, the study analyzes the literary
    elements of the novel guided by Roberts and Jacobs’ (2004) elements of fiction
    focusing primarily on narration, character and characterization, style, diction and
    dialogue. The data analysis shows that women’s subordination is portrayed mostly
    through narration and diction, and occurs in four different structures: sexuality,
    reproduction, production, and socialization. The subordination, however,
    primarily occurs in terms of sexuality. This research is expected to not only
    contribute to the study of women’s subordination but also to increase people’s
    awareness of different forms of subordination in the society, and that they know
    how to resist and act against it.

    Baca Full Text klik disini
    [thumbnail of S_ING_1400176_Title.pdf] Text
    S_ING_1400176_Title.pdf
    Download (108kB)
    [thumbnail of S_ING_1400176_Abstract.pdf] Text
    S_ING_1400176_Abstract.pdf
    Download (305kB)
    [thumbnail of S_ING_1400176_Table _Of_Content.pdf] Text
    S_ING_1400176_Table _Of_Content.pdf
    Download (208kB)
    [thumbnail of S_ING_1400176_Chapter1.pdf] Text
    S_ING_1400176_Chapter1.pdf
    Download (332kB)
    [thumbnail of S_ING_1400176_Chapter2.pdf] Text
    S_ING_1400176_Chapter2.pdf
    Restricted to Staf Perpustakaan
    Download (518kB)
    [thumbnail of S_ING_1400176_Chapter3.pdf] Text
    S_ING_1400176_Chapter3.pdf
    Download (287kB)
    [thumbnail of S_ING_1400176_Chapter4.pdf] Text
    S_ING_1400176_Chapter4.pdf
    Restricted to Staf Perpustakaan
    Download (564kB)
    [thumbnail of S_ING_1400176_Chapter5.pdf] Text
    S_ING_1400176_Chapter5.pdf
    Download (295kB)
    [thumbnail of S_ING_1400176_Bibliography.pdf] Text
    S_ING_1400176_Bibliography.pdf
    Download (576kB)
    [thumbnail of S_ING_1400176_Appendix.pdf] Text
    S_ING_1400176_Appendix.pdf
    Restricted to Staf Perpustakaan
    Download (299kB)
    Official URL: http://repository.upi.edu
    Item Type: Thesis (S1)
    Additional Information: No. Panggil : S ING ANN t-2018; Nama Pembimbing : I. Isti Siti Saleha Gandana, II. Nita Novianti; NIM : 1400176.
    Uncontrolled Keywords: dystopian novel, Juliet Mitchell’s socialist feminist theory, Wither, women’s subordination
    Subjects: P Language and Literature > PE English
    Divisions: Fakultas Pendidikan Bahasa dan Sastra > Jurusan Pendidikan Bahasa Inggris > Program Studi Bahasa dan Sastra Inggris (nonpendidikan)
    Depositing User: Ryan Taufiq Qurrohman
    Date Deposited: 05 Feb 2020 00:20
    Last Modified: 05 Feb 2020 00:20
    URI: http://repository.upi.edu/id/eprint/46025

    Actions (login required)

    View Item View Item