Women’s Life in Indonesian Contemporary Short Stories: A Study of Ecofeminism Transformative

  • Septiaji A
  • Zuriyati Z
  • Rahmat A
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Keywords: ecofeminism short stories transformative women's life Different characteristics between men and women in solving problems in their life become the background of this study. Men are guided by logic in solving the problems. On the other hand, women are guided by feelings, rely on communication, or have a communicative attitude to get other people's responses and find solutions through actions that can decrease hurt feelings. The study aims are to investigate the lives of women from various cases such as discrimination, natural exploitation, and gender stereotypes.The objects of this study are Indonesian contemporary short stories published in Kompas from 2010 until 2015. The technique of collecting data through selective stages includes data reduction, data presentation, and conclusion or verification. Dealing with a large number of data sources, only the most adequate and relevant data are analyzed. The results of this study indicate that women in the stories not only tell about the role of women in general but also emphasizes morality. Women as the characters who are categorized as gentle, loving, and caring can be antagonistic figures caused by the treatment of others (men). Meanwhile, denial from women as a form of resistance to something that dangerous to express what has become the right.

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Septiaji, A., Zuriyati, Z., & Rahmat, A. (2020). Women’s Life in Indonesian Contemporary Short Stories: A Study of Ecofeminism Transformative. Indonesian Language Education and Literature, 5(2), 185. https://doi.org/10.24235/ileal.v5i2.5195

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