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Srawung: Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities
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ISSN : -     EISSN : 28278151     DOI : https://doi.org/10.56943/jssh
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In 2022, SRAWUNG (Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities) giving opportunities for social researcher to publish scientific article. The editorial team of SRAWUNG seek publication on the paper which related to the contribution of Social and Humanities and to consider them carefully for external review. By following the standard and procedures which published four times a year. It goes by the review process from expert and external reviewer.
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INDONESIA'S CHALLENGES AND STRATEGIES FOR THE ASEAN ECONOMIC COMMUNITY (AEC) Nurhayati, Dr. Dies
Srawung: Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities Vol. 1 Issue 1 (2022)
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The challenges Indonesia faces in the ASEAN economic integration process are not only internal but also include competition between ASEAN countries and other nations outside the region. Another significant challenge is Indonesia's inflation rate, which remains higher than that of other ASEAN countries. Several fundamental issues need to be addressed in response to the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) 2015. Indonesia struggles with a high rate of hidden unemployment, while low-level entrepreneurs play a crucial role in expanding job opportunities. Additionally, a large portion of Indonesian workers are uneducated and have low productivity, while the number of educated unemployed individuals continues to rise. Productivity disparities, the dominance of the informal sector, and the highest unemployment rate among the 10 ASEAN countries further compound the problem. Other pressing concerns include issues related to minimum wage, contract labor, employment conditions, and social insurance, as well as the challenges faced by Indonesian workers abroad. Given these challenges, the government must take immediate strategic steps to address the threats posed by the AEC. This can be achieved by formulating and reforming national policies aimed at enhancing the competitiveness of human resources and industries.
CRITICAL DISCOURSE ANALYSIS: SUBMITTING THE NEWS ABOUT BORIS JOHNSON'S VICTORY IN THE ELECTION OF ENGLAND PRIME MINISTER THROUGH ONLINE MEDIA Rahmayani, Fitri Ana
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Nowadays, information delivery often relies on internet-based media, also known as online media. This study aims to examine how Boris Johnson's victory in the British Prime Minister election is reported through the electronic media Liputan6.com and to analyze the critical discourse meaning of its coverage in CNN Indonesia. This research employs a qualitative descriptive method and utilizes Fairclough's discourse analysis. Fairclough emphasizes "language as a social practice" and explores how media ideologically represent news stories in their texts. The findings indicate that critical discourse analysis highlights discourse as a form of interaction and demonstrates how spoken and written language function as social practices.
THE ABSURDITY PORTRAYED ON JACOB LIFE IN MISS PEREGRINE’S HOME FOR PECULIAR CHILDREN BY RANSOM RIGGS Aisyah, Imas Bening Kamal
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This study attempts to analyze the way Jacob against his absurd life in Ransom Riggs‘Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children. Jacob Portman experiences unexpected condition. He looks for the truth of his grandfather‘s past in order to restore his peaceful and normal life. However, after he found out about his grandfather‘s past, contrary he cannot got back to his previous life as what he planned before. His life changes into dangerous life. It made him feels hopelessness. This study aims to describe Jacob‘s absurd life, the way he against his absurd life and his characterization. To solve these problems, this study uses Absurdism theory by Albert Camus which is defined about the confrontation between human‘s desire and the world and revolt as the right way to face an absurd life and New Criticism theory as supporting theory. The result of this study shows that Jacob has five characteristics; intelligent, brave, idealistic, responsible and rebellious. His absurd life describes when his life does not go as what he planned. The feeling of hopelessness and anguish in his life are as the effects of absurd life. Moreover, the way he against his absurd life is by doing revolt. He continues and faces his life which is not as what he expects before.
THE PORTRAYAL AND THE CONSEQUENCE OF TRACY WHITNEY’S ABSURDITY IN “IF TOMORROW COMES” BY SIDNEY SHELDON Purnamasari, Lidia Ayu
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This study aims to describe about the portrayal and the consequence of the absurdity in Tracy Whitney’s life in If Tomorrow Comes novel written by Sidney Sheldon. Tracy Whitney is described as a free and an independent woman who had a perfect life. However, the perfect life is suddenly changed into miserable life. She is being trapped by the gang of mafia in her town and nobody cares for her. This study used descriptive qualitative as the methodology with library research as the approach of the study. Albert Camus’ absurdism theory is also used as the main theory in analyzing the literary work. The result shows that the life of the main character that suddenly changes from harmonious life into miserable life is found as an absurd situation. The feeling of hopelessness and alienated makes the life of the main character becomes absurd. Moreover, in the consequence from the absurd situation the main character chooses to revolt and and accepting her condition.
RELIGIOUS EXISTENTIALISM OF VICTOR FRANKENSTEIN’S OBSESSION IN FRANKENSTEIN BY MARY SHELLEY Putri, Risqi Maydia
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The aims of this study are to analyse a classic science-fiction novel Frankenstein written by Mary Shelley using Soren Kierkergaard’s religious existentialism. The novel tells about the life journey of Victor Frankenstein as the main character. Victor Frankenstein is a genius man who is mastering science and wants to create human being from his knowledge and combine it with supernatural elements. Victor feels like he can create a creature like human. With all his ambition, he tries to build human being. Unfortunately his ambition comes into misery when his creature turns into monster. This thesis focuses on Victor Frankenstein life process. This study apply the theory of Existentialism to analyse the main point by using Soren Kierkergaard’s existentialism theory (Aesthetic, Ethic and Religious stages of life) to Victor Frankenstein Obsession, and it uses descriptive qualitative research. As the result, it finds out that Victor Frankenstein’s life existentialism was led by his obsessional character.

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