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PSIKOANALISIS LACAN DALAM CERPEN MENYAMAK BABI: IDENTITAS, HASRAT, DAN KEKURANGAN Kasimbara, Devi Cintia
JURNAL SKRIPTA Vol 10 No 2 (2024): SKRIPTA NOVEMBER 2024
Publisher : UNIVERSITAS PGRI YOGYAKARTA

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.31316/skripta.v10i2.7182

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ABSTRACT Irwan Abu Bakar's short story Menyamak Babi features an in-depth exploration of human nature through symbolism and metaphor. Using Lacan's psychoanalytic approach, this study examines the psychological and social dynamics depicted in the short story, particularly through the concepts of lack, desire, metaphor and metonymy. The short story tells the transformation of Or and Ang into pigs, which symbolically depicts greed, avarice, and moral conflict. This transformation not only represents personal conflict, but also provides social criticism of immoral behavior in society. In analysis, savagery symbolizes the dark side of humans, both as individuals and members of society. Or eventually overcomes his savagery and chooses the moral path as a writer, while Ang drowns in his greed, losing his humanity. The pig symbol is also used metonymically to criticize corrupt and greedy behavior in social and political life. The results of this study show that literary works can be a reflection of the complexity of human identity and social criticism, where symbolism and metaphor serve as a medium to understand human desires, shortcomings, and struggles in shaping their identity. Keywords: psychoanalysis, Lacan, lack, desire, metaphor, metonymy
THE RELATIONSHIP OF GENDER INEQUALITY FROM CAROLE PATEMAN'S PERSPECTIVE IN ANTON KURNIA'S NOVEL MAJNUN AND ITS USE AS LITERARY TEACHING MATERIAL IN HIGHER EDUCATION Panji, Panji Kuncoro Hadi; Kasimbara, Devi Cintia; Putri, Meilani Alvindha
JURNAL SKRIPTA Vol 10 No 2 (2024): SKRIPTA NOVEMBER 2024
Publisher : UNIVERSITAS PGRI YOGYAKARTA

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.31316/skripta.v10i2.7200

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This research aims to describe and explain unequal relations between women and men from Carole Pateman's perspective in the novel Majnun by Anton Kurnia, and its use as literary teaching material in universities. Based on the object, this research is a qualitative descriptive research. Data was collected through library methods. Data were analyzed using the content analysis method using Carole Pateman's reading method. The research results show that in the novel Majnun by Anton Kurnia there are unequal relations between women and men in terms of marital status. This is because in essence marriage is only a sexual contract.
Representasi the Other dalam Novel Cinta Putih di Bumi Papua Karya Dzikry El Han: Tinjauan Sastra Perjalanan Carl Thompson Kasimbara, Devi Cintia; Wahyuningsih
Kajian Linguistik dan Sastra Vol. 9 No. 1 (2024)
Publisher : Universitas Muhammadiyah Surakarta

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.23917/kls.v9i1.5209

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Travel literature is a work that writes about the author's experience when traveling to a new andunfamiliar place. This research aims to raise and explore the form of representation of The Otherdescribed by Dzikry el Han in the novel Cinta Putih di Bumi Papua. The research method used in thisstudy is qualitative. By using Carl Thompson's travel writing theory, this paper will reveal the author'sculture and Papuan culture told in the novel. The results show that in the novel Cinta Putih di BumiPapua, there are various colonial discourses that are demeaning and othering the Papua people.Although the travel literature written by Dzikry is based on accurate data, it should be noted that thefact that a society consists of various individuals who have various characters so that it can be concludedthat travel literature will not be able to cover a society in a culture perfectly because the society consistsof various individuals who have their own life stories so that it would not be fair to judge a culturewithout seeing it as a whole.