Analisis Gender (Feminisme) Dalam Novel Sunyi Di Dada Sumirah Karya Artie Ahmad

Roza, Arni Septya (2021) Analisis Gender (Feminisme) Dalam Novel Sunyi Di Dada Sumirah Karya Artie Ahmad. Other thesis, Universitas Islam Riau.

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Abstract

ABSTRACT Arni Septya Roza, 2020. Thesis. Gender Analysis (Feminism) in Novel Sunyi di Dada Sumirah by Artie Ahmad. Feminism is equality between men and women in the political, economic and social fields or organized activities that fight for women's rights and interests. The reason the writer chose the title "Gender Analysis (Feminism) in the Novel Sunyi di Dada Sumirah by Artie Ahmad" is because this novel tells the story of a woman named Sumirah who is sold by her lover so that she becomes a vocation. Sumirah became pregnant and gave birth to a daughter who was named Sunyi. Silent grew up trying to find a way to get his mother out of the job. The problems described in this study are (1) What is the behavior of the female characters in Artie Ahmad's novel Sunyi di Dada Sumirah? (2) What is the gender injustice that occurs in female characters in the novel Sunyi di Dada Sumirah by Artie Ahmad? The theory that the author uses to analyze this research is the theory of Sugihastuti and Suharto (2002), Fakih (13). The author uses a descriptive method to conduct this research. While the technique used in this research is harmeneutic, namely the technique of reading, taking notes, and concluding. From the analysis it can be concluded that (a) the behavior of the female character named Sumirah is nimble, responsive, emotional (b) while the Sunyi female character has self-sacrificing and emotional behavior and (c) the female character Suntini has self-sacrificing and nimble behavior. Overall, in Artie Ahmad's novel Sunyi di Dada Sumirah, there are gender injustices among female characters, namely: workload, stereotypes, marginalization, subordination, and violence injustice. An example of the unfair workload of Sumirah's character, Sumirah, was forced to work for 25 years to Bonet so that the baby she was carrying was still alive. An example of the stereotypical injustice of a Sunyi female character is that just because Mrs. Sunyi is a woman called, does not mean that Sunyi can be degraded by inviting her to have sex. An example of the injustice of violence against the Suntini character is Suntini being hit and slapped by a man who has much stronger physical strength than himself.

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