Analisis Nilai Etika Tolong-Menolong Tokoh Hepi Dalam Novel Anak Rantau Karya A. Fuadi

Abstract

The purpose of this study is to describe the ethical value of the help of the Hepi character in Son Rantau novel by A. Fuadi. This research includes descriptive research type which is qualitative. Primary data in this research is in the form of written data in the form of sentences, words, and paragraphs in the form of dialogs and monologues contained in Hepi characters in novels Anak Rantau A. Fuadi, while secondary data in this study in the form of books and literature taken from the library where the theories relate to this research. Based on the results of this study it can be concluded that the value of the helpful ethics contained in the novel Rantau Son of A. Fuadi there are 24 quotations are all reinforced also by exposure to dialogue and monologue. This illustrates this novel put forward that people live in society is needed each other to help each other in order to create prosperity help-help is necessary in living life because human life must be socialized and interdependent with each other Keywords: Value, ethics, novel

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Individuality and Social Interests in Ahmad Fuadi's 'Anak Rantau': An Individual Psychological Criticism

“…Meanwhile, the previous research on the novelAnak Rantau can be divided into three categories. First, the research that examines character values in the novel as what has been conducted by Gunawan et al (2018), Savitri et al (2018), Noni (2014), Gunawan et al (2019), Maikomah et al (2018), Kurniasari (2014), and(Maryam (2013). Second, the research that examines the language and literary aspects of the novel as written by Yulanda (2015), Hermiyanty, Wandira Ayu Bertin (2017), Kuswanto et al (2018), Nasrullah & Maslakhah (2019), Putri (2017), and Yuli (2019).…”