Analysis of Building Structures in A. Fuadi's Buya Hamka Novel Robert Stanton's Theory

  • Fathurohman I
  • Nur B
  • Roysa M
  • et al.
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This study aims to analyze social values and religious values in the novel buya hamka by A. Fuadi review of literary sociology. Social value analysis is a very real religious value in social activities. This research uses a type of descriptive research that uses qualitative methods is a research procedure that produces descriptive data in the form of written words, quotes, money, actions and paragraphs contained in the data, namely the novel Buya Hamka by A. Fuadi studied. Data sources include works and novels. For the data collection technique here, researchers use reading and note-taking techniques by reading all research objects and done by reading Buya Hamka's novel. After that, the last data analysis technique where researchers use heuristic theory and hermeneutics because in this study is a new research. Techniques in research use heuristic reading techniques and hermenueutic reading. The results showed that the novel Buya Hamka by A.Fuadi analyzed the structure of Robert Stanton's structural theory novel, dividing the constituent elements of the novel into story elements into three parts, namely story facts, literary meaning, literature, and themes, dividing the facts of the story into three parts, namely 1) theme, 2.) plot, 3) characters, and 4) setting. While the literary means consist of 1) title, 2) point of view, 3) style and tone 4) symbolism, and 5) irony part of the fact of the story.

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Fathurohman, I., Nur, B. Y., Roysa, M., Hariyadi, A., & Ahsin, M. N. (2023). Analysis of Building Structures in A. Fuadi’s Buya Hamka Novel Robert Stanton’s Theory. ICCCM Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities, 2(6), 59–70. https://doi.org/10.53797/icccmjssh.v2i6.8.2023

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