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The Effects of The Great Depression Reflected in Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman Irwan Sumarsono; Ima Masofa; Abu Fanani
ELS Journal on Interdisciplinary Studies in Humanities Vol. 6 No. 2 (2023): JUNE
Publisher : Hasanuddin University

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This study focused to analyze the effects of the Great Depression on the main character in Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman, especially on how he tried to survive, whether he succeeded or not, and the effects on his life and family. In analyzing the study, the writers used sociological and historical points of view. The writers also used the qualitative method in analyzing this study. Data were collected by doing library research. The main data were derived from the work, while the supporting data were derived from sources such as English literature journals, e-books, and other sources. The collected data were classified and analyzed before they were presented in an article. The writers used sociological and historical approaches to see the social and historical background of the play. From this study, the writers found out that Willy Loman was affected badly by the Great Depression in which he experienced difficulties both in his career as a salesman and in his life. The Great Depression had been his obstacle in gaining his dream of being a successful salesman; and having a happier, fuller, and richer family. His failure brought a serious effect that he liked to withdraw himself from the real world and lived in his illusion. The worst effect was that he could not face reality and committed suicide.
Studi Semiotika Teks Diskursus “China Threat” di Kalangan Elit Indonesia Zudan Rosyidi; Abu Fanani; Murni Fidiyanti; Jauharoti Alfin
Jurnal Riset Komunikasi (JURKOM) Vol. 7 No. 1 (2024): Februari 2024
Publisher : Asosiasi Pendidikan Tinggi Ilmu Komuniasi (ASPIKOM) Wilayah Riau

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This research departs from the problem of discussions on Foreign Workers (TKA) and China's claims to parts of the North Natuna Sea (LNU) area. Actively several parties who are considered state actors, such as government officials and non-state actors such as politicians, academics, and also ordinary people shape this discourse. The research method used integrates text semiotic methods with post-structuralist securitization concepts. Semiotics is used to select and analyze signs in text and non-text form as well as post-structuralist securtization as a model in analyzing these signs.These actors produced a number of signs (signs) in the form of indices, icons and symbols which were narrated both orally and in writing to represent the discourse of the "Chinese Threat" in the Natuna and Foreign Workers (TKA) cases. The results of the analysis show that the signs produced in the Natuna case by government elites (state actors) are the same as non-government elites (non-state actors). The government is directing the Natuna case as a securitization issue. Different facts were obtained in the case of Chinese foreign workers. Non-government elites (non-state actors) have the same view that this problem must be considered as a threat and included in the securitization process. Several social signs such as the death of Indonesian workers, wage discrimination, and arbitrary treatment should be used by the government to frame the case of foreign workers as a discourse of securitization. On the other hand, government elites (state actors) construct a narrative that Chinese foreign workers are in accordance with statutory regulations.
HANNIBAL’S REVENGES IN THOMAS HARRIS’ HANNIBAL RISING (2006) A PSYCHOANALYSIS APPROACH Abu Fanani Fanani; Eka Putra Meizy Wahyuria Wahyuria; Muhammad Thoriqussuud Thoriqussuud; Nur Mufid Mufid; Amiq Amiq
Teaching and General Education Studies Vol. 2 No. 2 (2026): Article on Education
Publisher : CV Grasta Glory

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This study is about revenges by whose relatives have been hurt by others in Thomas Harris' Hannibal Rising. Using psychanalysis theory referring to the id, ego, and superego and supported by close reading and dramatic and descriptive method, the study finds that the character shows his id by his anger, retaliation, and killing to his enemies. This study then seems to be a simple one,  however, learning deeply the previous studies, the study gives a remarkable finding that the previous studies concentrate on the dissatisfaction of the id leading to the anxiety, whilst, the study on the satisfaction of the id
THE EFFECT OF THE CHARACTERIZATION OF MAX IN KARAN BAJAJ’S THE YOGA OF MAX’S DISCONTENT Abu Fanani; Asep Abbas Abdullah; Muhammad Thoriqussud; Nur Mufid; Amiq
Lingustic, Literature and English Education Vol 5 No 1 (2025): Research in Education, Literature and Linguistics
Publisher : LP3MKIL

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The purpose of the study is to characterise the main character, Max Pzoras, in Karan Bajaj’s The Yoga of Max’s Discontent. Indeed, the main character's characteristics are unique and poorly portrayed. Therefore, it becomes the attraction of the researcher to study. Using Bogdan’s qualitative approach, the study indicates that the main character, Max, has bad characteristics as follows: emotional, suffering, and indecisive, through which Max undergoes a terrible effect that is traumatic. Then, through the gap in the study, the researcher hopes so much it inspires other researchers to conduct further study in the same novel with different points of view in order that the literary study develop in a significant way.
COMPARATIVE STUDY ON THE FIGHT FOR LOVE IN THOMAS HARDY’S THE WELL-BELOVED, JOHN COLLIER’S THE CHASER, AND JESSE STUART’S LOVE Abu Fanani; Nur Mufid; Akhmad Syaikhu; Ahmad Frank; Abdur Rohman
Lingustic, Literature and English Education Vol 6 No 1 (2026): Evaluating in English field
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This study is about the fight for love in three fictions, two of which belongs to short stories, in Thomas Hardy’s the Well-Beloved, John Collier’s the Chaser, and Jesse Stuart’s Love. Using the concept of romance quoted by Shumway supported by close reading as well as descriptive and dramatic approach, the study shows that the three characters in three different fictions fight for love for different importance; the former for the holy matrimony, the latter for himself, and the last for others. Whilst, the similarities go to the valuable thing they sacrifice, on one hand. On the other hand, the difference goes to sacrificing the whole life time, his valuable love, and their life, respectively. Besides, the study gives a lesson that love can be sacrificed for others and ourselves.
Co-Authors Abdur Rohman abdur rohman Abdur Rohman Abdur Rohman Rohman Achmad Zaidun Ahmad Frank Ahmad Frank Ahmad Frank Frank Ahmad Syaikhu Akhmad Syaikhu Akhmad Syaikhu Akhmad Syaikhu Amiq Amiq Amiq Amiq Amiq Amiq Amiq Amiq Andini, Risky Eka Andini Asep Abbas Abdullah Asep Abbas Abdullah Asep Abbas Abdullah Abdullah Atiq M. Romdlon Atiq Mohammad Romdlon Atiq Muhammad Romdlon Romdlon Atiq, Atiq Mohammad Romdlon Eka Andini, Risky Eka Putra Meizy Wahyuria Wahyuria Elok Naqiyyah Salsabila Endratno Pilih Swasono Fathur Rohim Fathur Rohim Fathur Rohim Fidiyanti, Murni Frank, Ahmad HARDIYANTI, FANNY NANDA Haris Shofiyuddin Ila Nuriya Habibah Ima Masofa Ima Masofa Ima Masofa Imam Hanafi Irwan Sumarsono Jauharoti Alfin Kurniasari, Atika Rahma M. Ridwan M. Ridwan Machfud Muhamad Sodiq Machfud Muhamad Sodiq Sodiq Mahfud Muhamad Sodiq Masofa, Ima Mufid, Nur Mufid, Nur Mufid Muhammad Romdlon, Atiq Muhammad Thoriqussud Muhammad Thoriqussuud Thoriqussuud Na'ilah Dian Ekaputri Nasikul Mustofa Efendi Novita Qurrotul Aini, Fahria Nur Mufid Nur Mufid Nur Mufid Mufid Nur Mufid Mufid Nuri, Nuri Khilda Rahmatika Pratiwi, Rahmawati Hana Qomariyah, Sofiatul Rachmat Efendi Rini Safitri Safitri Rizka Nur Amaliyah A. Rohim, Fathur Rohim Romdlon, Atiq M. Rosyidi, Zudan Sodikin Sodiq, Machfud Mohammad Sufi Ikrima Sa'adah Suhandoko, Khairunissya Turachma Aurelly Nurananda Sumarsono, Irwan Syaikhu, Akhmad Syaikhu Thoriqussuud Thoriqussuud, Muhammad Thoriqussuud, Muhammad Thoriqussuud Tiara Arti Issar Nur Cahya Wibowo, Refa Anafdariska YANTI, S. S., NISA RITMA Yenni Shintia Zaidun, Achmad