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Margaret March’s Character Development in Louisa May Alcott’s Little W…
This research examines the character development of Margaret “Meg” March in Louisa May Alcott’s Little Women through the application of M. H. Abrams’ Direct and Indirect Characterization Theory, supported by character development principles and structuralism. Using a qualitative descriptive method, the study analyzes Meg’s growth by identifying textual evidence from the novel tha…
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Male Language Characteristics in The Film “The GoodNurse”
This research is aimed at identifying characteristics of male and female language by using the characteristics of male language in a film as well as the use of language functions. This research uses Coates’ theory about characteristics of male language (2013) and language functions by Jacobson (1960). The research design in this research used a descriptive- qualitative method. The data…
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The Absence of Femininity in the Portrayal of “Strong Female Character…
This research discusses the depiction of an excessive masculinized female character and subsequent absence of femininity in contemporary literature through the study of the stereotypical strong female embodied by Celaena Sardothien in Sarah J. Maas's Throne of Glass. Utilizing a descriptive qualitative method, it grounded the analysis in Seymour Chatman's Narrative theory, particularly its…
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Character Transformation: Narrative Structure in War Storm by Victoria Aveya…
This study examines the character transformation in the novel War Storm by Victoria Aveyard using Tzvetan Todorov narrative structure theory through five main stages: equilibrium, disruption, recognition of disruption, attempt to repair the disruption, and new equilibrium. Utilizing a qualitative method, the findings reveal that Mare transformation is shaped by internal and external confli…
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The growth of the main charachter “Wednesday” Addams in the “Wednesd…
Fulfillment of needs is a process in which a person tries to fulfill the various needs or desires that they have, whether physical, psychological, or emotional. This study aims to analyze the character development of Wednesday Addams in the television series "Wednesday" (2022) using Abraham Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs theory. The series chronicles the journey of Wednesday Addams, a teenage…
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The Development of Max’s Character in The Movie “Flora and Son” (2023)
Character development is the process character change that occurs as the story progresses, this change can be observed through the nature. The development of Max’s character is seen from Max’s nature which changes from the beginning of the story depicted as a naughty child character who is obedient and kind to his parents. This study aims to analyze the depiction of Max character and t…
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Masculinity of Women Characters in Disney Selected Stories
This research discussed masculinity characteristics in two movie Raya and the last Dragon and Frozen II, masculinity is a form of masculinitty construction towards men. Masculinitas is formed by culture and is not born naturally in men. In today’s developments, roles or genders are being exchanged, such as women being masculinity and being feminity. Currently, in literary works themselve…
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Anthropomorphic Characters in the “Dylan the Dragon” and “Bully Bill…
This research discussed anthropomorphic characteristics in two picture books, namely Dylan the Dragon and Bully Bill, by using anthropomorphism theory by Stewart Guthrie and then semiotics theory by Charles Sanders Peirce. This research used the qualitative descriptive method to reveal the data. The findings show the anthropomorphic traits in both picture books are using human accessories,…
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Anthropomorphic Characters in the “Dylan the Dragon” and “Bully Bill…
This research discussed anthropomorphic characteristics in two picture books, namely Dylan the Dragon and Bully Bill, by using anthropomorphism theory by Stewart Guthrie and then semiotics theory by Charles Sanders Peirce. This research used the qualitative descriptive method to reveal the data. The findings show the anthropomorphic traits in both picture books are using human accessories,…
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Heroic Values Reflected by The Characters in “Mulan” Movie
The aim of this research to analyzed the heroic values reflected by charactrs in “Mulan” movie. This research used a descriptive qualitative method. In collecting the data, the researcher analyzed the object by used the theory of heroic values by Mark Grenward. The result of this research there are heroic values, such as; Power, Conscience, Sense of Responbility to Each Other, Wisdom, …
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