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| Cataloguing Source | LibUI ind rda |
| Content Type | text (rdacontent) |
| Media Type | unmediated (rdamedia); computer (rdamedia) |
| Carrier Type | volume (rdacarrier); online resource (rdacarrier) |
| Physical Description | xiii, 110 pages : illustration ; 28 cm + appendix |
| Concise Text | |
| Holding Institution | Universitas Indonesia |
| Location | Perpustakaan UI, Lantai 3 |
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Abstract
ABSTRAK
Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengungkapkan ambivalensi tokoh Srintil yang tidak hanya ditampilkan sebagai objek namun juga subjek dalam film Sang Penari arahan Ifa Isfansyah. Pembahasan dari segi naratif film dan teknik sinematografis dilakukan dengan menggunakan pendekatan tekstual dari Roland Barthes dan Laura Mulvey serta teori wacana feminisme posmodern untuk membongkar subjektivitas Srintil dalam versi film adaptasi yang mengandung muatan peristiwa 1965. Melalui strategi mimikri Luce Irigaray, Srintil menciptakan ?bahasa?nya sendiri untuk berusaha keluar dari ketertindasannya.
ABSTRACT This research was aimed at revealing ambivalence of Srintil?s character that isnot only represented as an object but also a subject in Ifa Isfansyah?s movie,Sang Penari. Analyses at the plane of narrative and cinematic techniques were conducted using textual approach from Roland Barthes and Laura Mulvey as wellas theory of postmodern feminism to reveal Srintil?s subjectivity in its version of film adaptation indepth 1965 representation. By using Luce Irigaray?s mimicry strategy, Srintil creates her own ?language? to escape from her oppression.
ABSTRACT This research was aimed at revealing ambivalence of Srintil?s character that isnot only represented as an object but also a subject in Ifa Isfansyah?s movie,Sang Penari. Analyses at the plane of narrative and cinematic techniques were conducted using textual approach from Roland Barthes and Laura Mulvey as wellas theory of postmodern feminism to reveal Srintil?s subjectivity in its version of film adaptation indepth 1965 representation. By using Luce Irigaray?s mimicry strategy, Srintil creates her own ?language? to escape from her oppression.