The value of women's body signs in Maman Suherman's novel Re dan Perempuan

This study aims to analyze and discover the value of body signs in Maman Suherman's novel titled “Re dan Perempuan (2021)” through a postmodernism lens. This qualitative research aims to describe the meaning behind the meaning, as a phenomenon regarding the value of women's body signs in Maman Suherman's novels based on Jean Baudrillard's postmodernism theory. The results show the depiction of sexual behavior as a phenomenon in urban society. This behavior is part of the libido system where individuals engage in passive, weak, and powerless activities, even towards their own bodies. Essentially, in the postmodernism era, the value of these body signs is the forms of bodies driven by subjects, whether capitalism or patriarchy, that have rooted in certain societies. Keywords: body signs, gender consumerism, Indonesian literature, postmodernism

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Lililacs Journal English Literature Language and Cultural Studies Journal
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2024-08-16
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https://doi.org/10.21009/lililacs.042.06
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Gender and Women's Rights
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The value of women's body signs in Maman Suherman's novel Re dan Perempuan

Suarni Syam Saguni
Lililacs Journal English Literature Language and Cultural Studies Journal
Gender and Women's Rights
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The value of women's body signs in Maman Suherman's novel Re dan Perempuan

Suarni Syam Saguni
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This study aims to analyze and discover the value of body signs in Maman Suherman's novel titled “Re dan Perempuan (2021)” through a postmodernism lens. This qualitative research aims to describe the meaning behind the meaning, as a phenomenon regarding the value of women's body signs in Maman Suherman's novels based on Jean Baudrillard's postmodernism theory. The results show the depiction of sexual behavior as a phenomenon in urban society. This behavior is part of the libido system where individuals engage in passive, weak, and powerless activities, even towards their own bodies. Essentially, in the postmodernism era, the value of these body signs is the forms of bodies driven by subjects, whether capitalism or patriarchy, that have rooted in certain societies. Keywords: body signs, gender consumerism, Indonesian literature, postmodernism

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