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Symbolic Meanings In The Road Not Taken Poetry By Robert Frost Martina Girsang; Lio Naomi Situmorang; Dona Chrystina Situngkir; Imanuela Elpride; Yemima Vrianita Simangunsong
Journal on Education Vol 5 No 3 (2023): Journal on Education: Volume 5 Nomor 3 Tahun 2023
Publisher : Departement of Mathematics Education

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.31004/joe.v5i3.1844

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Each symbol that exist in every poetry has its significant depth meaning that not everyone can casually understand. Although, poetry is one of the oldest forms of literature that exits, and its rhyme and symbols that deliver to indicate every further meaning that needed for. This study will try to deliver the symbolizes that exist in one of poetry created by Robert Frost, entitled The Road not Taken. This masterpiece has indicated a depth meaning that none could easily allocated, even understands by only managing to read the poetry only once. The collected data will be based on to find the symbols in the poetry, The Road not Taken by Robert Frost and the source of the data will be taken based on the same titled literary work. The writer will writes down every stanzas of the literary work then afterwards the writer will tries to describe every part of the stanzas meaning based on how the symbol exist in the poetry. Robert Frost is one of poet that significantly managed to use symbols in most of his works. By allocating the symbols into the literary work, one can find the depth meaning of every word in the stanza of the said work, to understand more to the fullest. The Road not Taken had gives certain impact which allows readers to understand that we have to thoroughly and deeply choose what kind of path we like to walk into to. Every part of certain poetry has their significant symbols that managed to utter the meaning of the said poetry. Poetry has brought significant gift thorough humanity’s life, as one artwork that only exist within contained beautiful words that formed based on only language.
Feminism in the Short Story “Eveline” by James Joyce Martina Girsang; Lio Naomi Situmorang; Dona Chrystina Situngkir; Imanuela Elpride; Yemima Vrianita Simangunsong
Journal on Education Vol 5 No 3 (2023): Journal on Education: Volume 5 Nomor 3 Tahun 2023
Publisher : Departement of Mathematics Education

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.31004/joe.v5i3.1845

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The message is conveyed by the author (writer) which is conveyed either explicitly or implicitly “Eveline” is a short story written by James Joyce. This short story was published in 1904 with a story setting around the same year and decade. The short story “Eveline” is then considered to have feminist values. Feminism is an awareness of gender injustice that befalls women, both in the family and society. The research uses a descriptive form of research. The data source in this research is the short story “Eveline” by James Joyce. Published in 1904 in Dublin, Ireland. The data used in this study are all short story quotations in the form of words, phrases, sentences and paragraphs in the short story “Eveline” by James Joyce that illustrate feminism. Eveline is portrayed as a girl who generally does housework (stereotypical of women’s duties as house caretakers). Eveline’s consideration of her choice to stay with the grueling routine with her family and abusive father, or to run away with her boyfriend. This short story also illustrates how her father's abusive treatment was initially only shown to the boy. The story then closes with Eveline's choice to stay and not go with her boyfriend. This choice is made with uncertainty and doubt. However, Eveline realizes that her presence in the family is not just that of a girl who does ordinary housework, but is a carrier who maintains the integrity of her family. A literary work exists alongside the social values that exist in society. The short story “Eveline” written by James Joyce in 1904 is a work that raises the female point of view in the story. Eveline’s point of view as a woman used in the short story succeeds in emphasizing many feminist values, as well as emphasizing the role of women who have often been marginalized by society.
Co-Authors Dona Chrystina Situngkir Imanuela Elpride Martina Girsang Yemima Vrianita Simangunsong