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4.3 Finding Similarities and the Differences of Woman Emancipation in The Two Literary works:
No. Elements
The Similarities of Woman Emancipation The Differences of Woman Emancipation
Perempuan Berkalung Sorban
A dolls House Perempuan Berkalung
Sorban A dolls House
1.
Motifs 1.
The culture of the great grandmother
that man has different obligation
in their culture For example,
Woman works inside of house but
man must works out of house to
forage their necessities
2. Culture of Islamic
perception. In the novel Islamic
perception make woman must
always stay at home and can’t
1. Culture and the
rule of the habitation in
America, namely woman
must live in house and must
obey for all their husband
wants. 1.
Feminism and Emancipation,
because in the story has explained that
Nisa struggle to get woman right by her
experience she tells to her friend in
campus, it can make a change for woman
thinking about their right and their
perception especially in Islamic perception.
It can be said feminism because she
leaves her husband samsudin and marry
with Lek Khudory. 1.
Feminism, because in the
story has explained that
Nora make decision about
her life, with leave her
husband and her children.
2. The construction
of the character in the play is
opened by Action. Nora in
the plays against her husband
directly, by slashing the door
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ambition high as man. Simply to
say, woman refers to domestic
matters. 2.
The construction of the character in
perempuan berkalung Sorban is opened as
Verbal. Anisa in the novel construct by
asking the teacher about the obligation
of woman and man and leaves her
family.
2.
Characters 1.
Nisa in this Novel has a big ambition for her
future and she is full of spirit in this novel. The
character of Lek Khudori in this novel
support her ambition and respect for woman
right and smart 1.
The character of Nora is
spendthrift, liar, love money than
her husband and doesn’t brave tell
something to her husband.
The character of Helmer is protect
her wife and guide her, and
has a strong opinion for
everything
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CHAPTER V CONCLUSION AND SUGGESTION
5.1 Conclusion