Aspek Transendental Raja’ Dalam Novel Berselimut Surban Cinta Karya Irwanto Al- Krienciehie: Tinjauan Sastra Profetik

Wedia, Nia; Septia, Emil; Armet,

doi:10.58218/alinea.v3i2.663

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“…King's characters are often faced with overwhelming challenges, and despair arises when they feel unable to overcome or change their fate. When people face big problems and lose hope, they are said to be hopeless because they are not ready to accept their current predicament (Wedia, 2023). And loneliness is a condition where people do not have the desired social life in their environment.…”

Section: Loneliness and Despairmentioning

confidence: 99%

Social Situation Analysis During The Pandemic Outbreak In The Novel The Stand By Stephen King

Ali,

Herminus Efrando Pabur,

Ceisy Nita Wuntu

2023

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This research aims to analyze the social situation during the flu-influenza pandemic in the novel "The Stand" by Stephen King. Researchers completed the data for this study using descriptive qualitative analysis techniques. The data collection in this article is the novel "The Stand" and secondary data are internet resources and journals and the technique of collecting data using note-taking. The technique analysis data used an objective approach to examine how literary works relate to the current (real-time) context. The method of analysis involves looking for patterns of behavior, changes in social norms, and individual responses to uncertainty and health threats. The results revealed that the pandemic outbreak catalyzed significant social change in the novel, giving rise to new power dynamics, competition, and collaboration among survivor groups. The results of this study illustrate the Influenza flu pandemic that almost claimed the entire population in the world and how those who are still alive survived until this pandemic problem is over, face loneliness, despair, belief (religion), and responsibility. This article also provides deep insights into how authors use fiction to reflect and depict social situations during health crises. The implications of these findings may provide further understanding of the complexity of human interactions during difficult times and create awareness of the importance of solidarity and adaptation in the face of global challenges.

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Section: Loneliness and Despairmentioning

confidence: 99%