Women’s Perspective on Love, Loyalty, and the Other Woman in Indonesian literature

Asri, Yasnur; Hayati, Yenni; Adek, Muhammad

doi:10.2991/assehr.k.200325.078

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“…Fidelity remained an almost unanimous value, and there was an increase in the proportion of those in favor of sexual initiation after marriage in 2005 compared to the 1998 survey. 21 Asri et al 22 noted that love and fidelity are the most important things in women's lives, particularly in their marriages in Indonesia. In another study, the couples emphasized the importance of trust and loyalty when defining marriage.…”

Section: Marriage and Marital Fidelity And Religionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Retracted Article: Marriage and Marital Fidelity in Interparental Relationship: A View from Religious Perspective

Çaksen

2023

Journal of Child Science

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Family is crucial for the development and health of children. Parental disharmony and quarrels before or after divorce can negatively affect children's development and health; therefore, we strongly suggest that physicians should question the interparental relationship when evaluating a child. Marriage, which forms the basis of the family, has been accepted as the only legitimate relationship in all Divine religions that allows men and women to create their privacy and share space and contribute to the continuation of the human race. Since ancient times in all cultures and religions worldwide, interparental fidelity has been the most important thing in marriage. Happy family life is perpetuated through confidence between husband and wife and heartfelt respect and love. Immodest dress and free-and-easy behavior destroy confidence and spoil mutual respect and love. Therefore, religion has established the rule of marital fidelity. The definition of adultery in all religions consists of very similar elements. Men and women who commit adultery have been punished in various ways. In this article, we discussed marriage and marital fidelity, which determine the course of the interparental relationship, from a religious perspective to draw attention to the importance of the family institution in child health.

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Section: Marriage and Marital Fidelity And Religionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Retracted Article: Marriage and Marital Fidelity in Interparental Relationship: A View from Religious Perspective

Çaksen

2023

Journal of Child Science

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“…But he had money from selling lands [ 16 ]. Women assumed that loyalty is important in their lives despite the presence of other women in the middle of their household [ 21 ]. The women in the story of this novel did not dare to take steps to ask for divorce as a form of struggle for existential feminism in general.…”

Section: Abandonment Of the Householdmentioning

confidence: 97%

Domestic Violence Against Women in Isinga: Roman Papua Novel by Dorothea Rosa Herliany

Sabrina¹,

Hayati²

2020

Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on Language, Literature, and Education (ICLLE 2020)

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This study aimed at finding out domestic violence against women in Indonesia, especially as reflected in the novel Isinga written by Dorothea Rosa Herliany. The violence as a form of discrimination against women due to the influence of patriarchal culture, norms and customs is still abundant. Women are required to be good wives who are able to serve their husbands, be obedient, maintain food availability, take care of their children, and so on. Men only have a role to provide homes and make offspring. In Papuan culture, men who succeed in having many children will be more respectable. However, this is bad for the women body and psychological states. The results showed that the character in the novel tried to contextualize existential feminism. Nevertheless, she eventually accepted patriarchal culture.

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“…Her husband could not accept Simbok's subjective reasons as if she subordinated him. In this case, it appears that the patriarchal power is taking its toll, especially in the context of the household [19]. Based on the problem descriptions and criticisms above, it can be seen that in any field, the patrarchical authority is the root of the brutal actions of men against women, both physically, mentally or environmentally.…”

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Contesting the Patriarchal Authority: Portrait of Millennial Women in the Indonesian Novel

Asri¹,

Arief²

2020

Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on Language, Literature, and Education (ICLLE 2020)

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This study aimed to describe and analyze the claim of millennial women against the patriarchal authority represented in the Indonesian novels. To achieve this goal, this study applied descriptive-qualitative research using feminist methods. The data of this study are in the form of phrases, words and sentences containing the thoughts and actions of millennial female characters towards patriarchal authority. The data sources of this study were 9 (nine) Indonesian novels (published in the 2000s) written by female authors. The data were analyzed using content analysis techniques, which began with identification, classification, comparing, and interpreting of phrases, words, sentences containing the speech, thoughts and actions of the story characters. Based on these steps, it was found that the problems that were being criticized by millennial women were related to the problem of (1) discrimination against women (especially the lower class), (2) the security and welfare of life for women, (3) patriarchal capitalists, (4) Cultural traditions that shackle women, (5) men as superior beings, and (6) issues of sexual harassment. The opposition made by the of female figures is majority caused by the practice of patriarchal power which is full of gender injustice.

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Women’s Perspective on Love, Loyalty, and the Other Woman in Indonesian literature

Cited by 5 publications

References 2 publications

Retracted Article: Marriage and Marital Fidelity in Interparental Relationship: A View from Religious Perspective

Retracted Article: Marriage and Marital Fidelity in Interparental Relationship: A View from Religious Perspective

Domestic Violence Against Women in Isinga: Roman Papua Novel by Dorothea Rosa Herliany

Contesting the Patriarchal Authority: Portrait of Millennial Women in the Indonesian Novel

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