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"Cultural studies is a study of culture, the paradigm of which is quite different from that of the conventional (i.e. modern) studies. If we accept this view, it means that the whole problem of cultural reality, epistemology, and methodology cannot be used to understand and investigate cultural studies and multiculturalism. The infeasibility of using conventional study of culture to apprehend cultural studies and multiculturalism is related with the principle of incommensurability between those two fields, so there are different worldviews and rules (language games) between the two. This difference is vividly showed in character and model of study that conceives culture as homogeneity, single identity, patterned values, fragmented. Cultural studies and multiculturalism conceive culture as plurality, complexity, constructed identity, dynamics, diversity, interaction, and something porous. In light of this worldview, cultural studies, multiculturalism, and globalism, according to my analysis, must be understood and studied from postmodern perspective or paradigm."

"Mimpi merupakan bahasa simbolik dari ketidaksadaran manusia. Dalam proses individuasi, mimpi merepresentasikan motif-motif yng merupakan manifestasi dari arketipe. Representasi inilah yang mengkonfrontasikan ego dengan arketipenya tersebut. Film Inception menggambarkan konfrontasi ini dalam relasi antara tokoh protagonis dan antagonisnya. Dengan konfrontasi ini, ego menyadari dirinya pada konsep Diri. Metode yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini adalah Psikologi Analitis Carl Gustav Jung.

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Dream is the symbolic language of human’s unconsciousness. In the individuation, dream represents motives that are manifestation from archetype. This representation confronts ego with archetypes. The film Inception shows this confrontation in a relation between the protagonist and antagonist character. By this confrontation, the ego realizes itself with the concept of The Self. The method used in this research is Carl Gustav Jung’s Analytical Psychology."