FEMALE PORTRAYAL IN JOHN GREEN’S THE GREAT AMERICAN MORP AND IN VERONICA ROTH’S VIM AND VIGOR

No. Klas	:	00000173/SKR
Pengarang	:	FANDYA PRIYANDRA ZAHRAN
Penerbit	:	FAKULTAS ILMU BUDAYA, SURABAYA, 2024
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Synopsis	:	The study is designed to be a qualitative descriptive study which aims to analyze and examine the portrayal of female characters in John Green’s short story titled The Great American Morp and in Veronica Roth’s short story titled Vim and Vigor. The study uses post-feminism theory in conducting analysis on the portrayal of female main character. Identification of character portrayal is conducted by using Murphy’s theory of characterization. The study finds that Green and Roth both portrays their female character under girl power discourse. They normalize that women trait like being lonely, unhappy, introverted, unique, emotional, indecisive, ordinary and being feminine as empowering and acceptable, and not to be taken as weaknesses. Green emphasizes female rebellion toward traditional and popular convention or practices, while Roth encourages an open and positive attitude toward unconventional relationship. She also highlights the existence of mental health problem in female, specifically in young adult female.