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"Berkenaan dengan kebijakan Tony Blair terhadap para pencari suaka, perdebatan mengenai multikulturalisme di Inggris telah menjadi topik yang populer, termasuk dalam novel fiksi remaja Inggris kontemporer Refugee Boy (2001). Novel ini bercerita tentang seorang anak pencari suaka tanpa pendamping di London yang berbagi identitas sebagai seorang Ethiopia-Eritrea. Novel tersebut memberikan suara kepada kaum minoritas dan mendukung multikulturalisme sebagai praktik di Inggris. Studi ini mengkaji bagaimana novel menggambarkan multikulturalisme di Inggris melalui tokoh-tokohnya. Dengan menggunakan wacana multikulturalisme yang ditetapkan pemerintah dan realitas bagaimana keberagaman diperlakukan dalam masyarakat, artikel ini mencoba menjawab bagaimana Refugee Boy (2001) memperumit wacana multikulturalisme. Tulisan ini bertujuan untuk menunjukkan gambaran novel tentang sistem imigrasi, sistem kesejahteraan, dan hubungannya dengan media, serta 'multikulturalisme yang ada' di Inggris. Selain itu, tulisan ini juga membahas kritik novel tersebut terhadap kebijakan pemerintah Inggris terkait dengan para pencari suaka dan pengungsi di era Pemerintahan Partai Buruh Tony Blair.

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Concerning Tony Blair’s policies toward asylum seekers, the debate over multiculturalism in Britain has become a popular subject, including in the contemporary British teen fiction novel Refugee Boy (2001). This novel tells the story of an unaccompanied asylum-seeking child in London who shares his Ethiopian-Eritrean identity. The novel gives minorities a voice and supports multiculturalism as a practice in Britain. This study examines how the novel depicts multiculturalism in Britain through the characters. Using the discourse of multiculturalism set by the government and the reality of how diversity is treated in the society, this article attempts to answer how the Refugee Boy (2001) complicates the discourse of multiculturalism.  This paper aims to show the novel’s depiction of immigration system, the welfare system, and its relation to the media, and the ‘existing multiculturalism’ in Britain. Furthermore, it also discusses the novel’s criticism towards the British government’s policies regarding asylum seekers and refugees during Tony Blair’s Labour Government era."

"This article examines representations of adolescent social media interaction in two Indonesian teen novels to show how adolescent communication styles are typified. It is argued that public discourse on the potential danger of social media interaction is resounded in the novels. The article demonstrates that the authors of both novels take a similar moral stance on the issue of social media but use different rhetorical strategies for indexing that stance. Both draw on the social values of registers to communicate the stance. In Online addicted, standard Indonesian is used in narration to convey an authoritative voice and a stern moral tone, while the gaul register indexes an alignment with favourable aspects of the protagonist?s character. In Jurnal Jo online, gaul is similarly given a positive value by virtue of its juxtaposition with the Alay register. In this novel, gaul is the preferred, standard register. In both novels, there is a strong orientation toward ?standardness?."