Women On Marriage Values And Divorce Mechanisms In The Butonese Of The Southeast Sulawesi (Edmund Husserl Phenomenological Study)

Laxmi, Laxmi; Putra, HeddyShri; Setiadi, Setiadi; Rasiah, Rasiah; Rauf, Ramis; Sofian, Nur

doi:10.4108/eai.15-11-2019.2296431

Proceedings of the Proceedings of the First International Seminar on Languare, Literature, Culture and Education, ISLLCE, 15-16 2020

DOI: 10.4108/eai.15-11-2019.2296431

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Women On Marriage Values And Divorce Mechanisms In The Butonese Of The Southeast Sulawesi (Edmund Husserl Phenomenological Study)

Laxmi Laxmi¹,

HeddyShri Putra²,

Setiadi Setiadi³

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‘Why Are Women Compared to Chicken Cages?’: Women’s Image in the Short Story “Ketika Saatnya”

Rauf,

Panjaitan,

Saputri

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Objective: This research aims to reveal Bugis women's social and cultural aspects as subordinate individuals in literature, especially Darmawati Majid's short story “Ketika Saatnya”. The study is confronted with a conundrum regarding the portrayal of women from developing countries in Darmawati's Ketika Saatnya. The problem in this research is “how is the women portraying in the short story “Ketika Saatnya”? Methods: This research uses qualitative research by categorizing it based on specific characteristics and components relevant to the research objectives, with the ultimate goal of obtaining research findings. This work utilizes Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak’s philosophy of the subaltern. The term “subaltern” denotes a subordinate social, political, and geographical population under the power of a dominant group. A subaltern refers to a group member whose voice is consistently represented and used as a tool for hegemonic activities. It implies the dominance of one group over another in terms of politics, the military, society, and even culture. Conclusion: The research reveals that women, positioned as subalterns, are depicted as a marginalized group striving to express their opinions and gain recognition despite being categorized as “third-world women” trapped between traditional and modern values.

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‘Why Are Women Compared to Chicken Cages?’: Women’s Image in the Short Story “Ketika Saatnya”

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Panjaitan,

Saputri

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J. of Law and Sust. Develop.

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