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Apriyani, Tristanti
Universitas Ahmad Dahlan, Yogyakarta
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Beyond the Ideal: Deconstructing Perfection in Aveus Har's ‘Istri Sempurna’ Nurdiawan, Indra; Apriyani, Tristanti; Li, Hanyu
COMMICAST Vol. 6 No. 2 (2025): September
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.12928/commicast.v6i2.12854

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The standard of perfection illustrated in Istri Sempurna short story is embodied by a gynoid. However, this portrayal of perfection presents a dilemma in itself. This study focuses on the concept of an ideal life depicted in the short story Istri Sempurna. However, the existing literature review reveals a research gap, specifically that no research has discussed the value of perfection as portrayed in the short story Istri Sempurna through Derrida's perspective.  The data collection technique in this study was carried out by reading and understanding the short story Istri Sempurna several times to obtain an overview of its themes and characters. This study attempts to apply Derrida's deconstruction principles, such as différance and binary opposition, to analyze how meanings in the text can shift and contradict each other. To ensure the validity and reliability of the study, data triangulation was carried out by comparing the results of the text analysis with relevant literature.  The results of the study found that the concept of perfection depicted in Istri Sempurna short story is an ambiguity surrounding the idea of ​​perfection, which shows that what is considered ideal is not necessarily the same as true satisfaction or happiness.  The findings of this study are expected to provide a new perspective on how the notion of perfection is constructed and deconstructed within contemporary Indonesian literature. Future research is recommended to explore similar themes using other poststructuralist approaches to enrich the discourse on gender, technology, and ideality in literary studies
Tracing the Representation of Consumer Culture in the Home Sweet Loan Novel by Almira Bastari Agustina, Nina; Apriyani, Tristanti; Dongyun, Jang
COMMICAST Vol. 6 No. 3 (2025): December
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.12928/commicast.v6i3.14797

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Consumer culture increasingly shapes modern society by redefining consumption as a marker of identity, status, and social distinction rather than merely fulfilling material needs. This phenomenon is critically represented in Home Sweet Loan by Almira Bastari, a contemporary Indonesian novel that portrays urban life immersed in symbolic consumption. This study aims to analyze the representation of consumer culture in the novel through Jean Baudrillard’s theoretical framework, particularly the concepts of sign value, simulacra, and hyperreality. Employing a qualitative descriptive approach, the research uses repeated close readings of the text to collect data in the form of narrative excerpts, which are then systematically categorized and analyzed using content analysis techniques. The findings reveal that consumer culture in Home Sweet Loan operates through the dominance of sign value, where luxury goods function as symbols of social identity and status. Simulacra emerge in the portrayal of urban spaces and lifestyles that prioritize appearance over lived reality, while hyperreality is manifested through glamorous images of success that obscure socioeconomic disparities. These dynamics demonstrate how consumption shapes interpersonal relationships and self-perception within a materialistic urban society. This study contributes to literary and cultural studies by extending Baudrillard’s consumer culture theory to contemporary Indonesian popular literature, highlighting literature’s role in reflecting and critiquing modern consumerist ideology. The study concludes that Home Sweet Loan not only mirrors consumer culture but also invites critical reflection on the social consequences of identity construction through consumption.
Representation of family norms in the short story collection “Amor Untuk Morin” by Richa Miskiyya Nugroho, Sabrina Andin; Apriyani, Tristanti
COMMICAST Vol. 7 No. 1 (2026): March
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.12928/commicast.v7i1.15620

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Literary representations of family frequently oscillate between ideals of romantic harmony and depictions of relational fractures, as reflected in “Amor untuk Morin”, a short story collection by Richa Miskiyya, which problematizes the stability of family norms. This study aims to analyze the representation of family norms in the collection through Talcott Parsons’ structural-functional framework, focusing on the extent to which normative functions operate within the familial institution. By situating contemporary Indonesian short fiction within sociological theory, this research contributes to interdisciplinary literary studies that integrate structural-functionalism into textual analysis of family discourse. Employing a qualitative descriptive design, the study applies close reading to identify and interpret narrative structures, dialogues, and symbolic elements, followed by data tabulation and triangulation to ensure analytical validity. The findings demonstrate that family norms in “Amor untuk Morin” are represented as inconsistently implemented; the family is not constructed as a consistently warm or cohesive unit, and normative structures fail to function effectively as institutional mechanisms regulating members’ roles and behaviors. These results indicate a narrative critique of the functionalist ideal of the family and suggest that contemporary literary texts articulate tensions between normative expectations and lived familial realities, thereby reinforcing the analytical relevance of Parsons’ framework in examining shifting constructions of family in modern literature.
Co-Authors Ainul Fajriani, Baiqainul Aisyah Akhlaqul Karimah An, Yeonu Aulia, Elvira Rachmasari Cahyani, Via Daulay, Resneri Dongyun, Jang Elvira Rachmasari Aulia Handung Jaya, Patria Hasyim Salengke, Taufiqurrahman Jaya, Patria Handung Li, Hanyu Lidya Nurmalawati Mardiana, Elke Aulia Putri Nalurita, Baiq Annisa Yulfana Nina Agustina, Nina Nugroho, Sabrina Andin Nur Putriana Yuliawati Nurdiawan, Indra Pratiwi, Wista Ayu Resneri Daulay Rosly, Nurul Jamillah Bt. Rupidara, Indar Safitri, Febi Nurul sapanti, intan rawit Sari, Emilda Mayang Sofiana, Ayu Sulastri, Yosi Utaminingsih, Maharani Tri Via Cahyani Wibowo, Arif Ardy Xiao Lixian Xiao Lixian Yuliawati, Nur Putriana