Markey’s Denial to Cope Grief in Niven’s All the Bright Places

Hartati, Nariswari; Agustina, Mia Fitria; Trisnawati, Ririn Kurnia

doi:10.31002/metathesis.v6i2.74

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“…The research further shows an example of how the behavior of the subject shows the manifestation of interaction with language and behavior in both positive and negative situations (2011:70). Furthermore, Ratushima et al (2017), Yuliantari (2015), Rizki et al (2016), andPutra et al (2015) mention the cause of bipolar expression, the symptoms that may occur in the subject, and give knowledge about bipolar disorder in order to know the symptoms of the disease and to be able to reduce the number of patients suffering from bipolar disorder by making articles that discuss bipolar disorder because most people are not aware that they are being diagnosed with bipolar disorder or not. As a result, the behavior and language shown by the subject are eventually becoming the implementation of symbolism interaction as a validation of the symptoms of bipolar disorder shown by the sentences, words, actions, and attitudes.…”

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Depression Symptoms on The Dialogues of Laney Brooks in I Smile Back Movie

Perdana,

Juniartha

2023

diglossia. jurnal. kaji. ilm. kebahasaan. dan. kesusastraan

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This qualitative research aims to find out and analyze depression symptoms of Laney Brooks on dialog I Smile Back movie. This research focus on analyzing one of four type bipolar disease episodes it called depression on the main character named Laney Brooks. The research methods used in this research are descriptive qualitative methods and library research methods and also observation method was used to get the data for this study by watching I Smile Back Movie and also using a note-taking technique to identify, and classify the data contains depression symptoms of Laney Brooks on dialog. NAMI (National Alliance Mental Illness) and Analyze Fiction by Kenney, W. P. (1966) theory has been applied in this research. The final result shows that Laney Brooks' depression symptoms are indicated by symptoms such as changes in appetite or weight, concentration and memory problems, irritability, and feelings of worthless or guilt. The symptoms of depression are shown by Laney through her dialogue. Keywords: Bipolar disorder, Depression, Dialogue, Movie.

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Depression Symptoms on The Dialogues of Laney Brooks in I Smile Back Movie

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Juniartha

2023

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“…This study is a continuation of the previous study that also discussed film or novel All the Bright Places, major character in a film, adaptation, life and death instinct. Hartati et al (2022) examined the novel All the Bright Places using Sigmund Freud's defense mechanism theory. They deduced that Violet uses the denial of defense mechanism to The character's action and speech, the dialog from other character, how they look and what they wear are some methods of characterization (Thamrin & Wargika, 2013).…”

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This study aims to analyze the comparison of character and characterization of life and death instincts in the novel and film All the Bright Places. Furthermore, this study also aims to reveal ideological and economic motives through the adaptation of the novel All the Bright Places into film. This research used a qualitative approach with a qualitative descriptive method and Freud’s theory of life and death instinct. The results of this study show that there are differences between the novel and the film All the Bright Places, such as: first, the first setting in the novel is the high school bell tower, while the film shows the setting on the bridge; second, it is told in the novel that Finch has repeatedly attempted suicide because of his death instinct, while the film does not really show the side of his death instinct, but rather displays his life instinct; third, Violet's role in the novel greatly changes Finch's life. In contrast, in the film, Finch is more influential in Violet's life. Finally, it can be concluded that there are ideological and economic motives through the adaptation of the novel All the Bright Places into film.

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Markey’s Denial to Cope Grief in Niven’s All the Bright Places

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Depression Symptoms on The Dialogues of Laney Brooks in I Smile Back Movie

Depression Symptoms on The Dialogues of Laney Brooks in I Smile Back Movie

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