Fatimah Muhajir
Biographic Data
| ID | 10096309 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Fatimah Muhajir |
| GIVEN NAMES | Fatimah |
| FAMILY NAME | Muhajir |
| SIGNATURE | MUHAJIR F |
| AFFILIATIONS | Mulawarman University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 26 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 26 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Manifestation of Surrealism in Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s Short Story The Yellow Wallpaper
This study examines the elements of surrealism in literary works, focusing on how authors employ realist techniques to explore subconscious realities and create complex meanings. The research uses a descriptive-qualitative method by describing data such as dialogues, narratives, or quotations, which are then processed through elaboration and analysis. This study applies surrealist literary theory, primarily referring to the ideas of André Breton …
Social Conflict That Portrayed In "The House On Mango Street" Novel
Social conflict can be defined as a battle over values, and claims to limited status, power, and resources in which the opponent's goal is to neutralize, harm, or eliminate their rival. Social conflict also refers to disagreements and tensions that arise between different groups of people in society. This study aimed to explore two categories of social conflict presented in Sandra Cisneros' The House on Mango Street: realistic and nonrealistic co…
An Analysis of Social Conflict in the Grand Budapest Hotel Movie by Wes Anderson
This research is titled "An Analysis of Social Conflict in The Grand Budapest Hotel Movie by Wes Anderson" explores various types of social conflicts depicted in the movie. Released in 2014, The Grand Budapest Hotel is a comedy-drama that follows the adventures of Gustave H., a dedicated hotel concierge, and his assistant, Zero Moustafa, in a fictional Eastern European country. Using qualitative descriptive research methodology and drawing upon L…
Behavioral psychology study of the main character in Room (2015) film
This study aims to explain the behavior of the main character, Jack, in the film Room (2015) using the behaviorist theories of John B. Watson and B.F. Skinner. The research uses a qualitative descriptive method with a behaviorist psychological approach. Data were collected through repeated viewing of the film, note taking, and identification of behavioralpatterns related to stimulus and response. The analysis focuses on classical conditioning, op…
Psychosocial analysis on Beth Harmon in Walter Tevis’ The Queen’s Gambit (1983)
Penelitian ini membahas bagaimana faktor psikososial mempengaruhi kehidupan individu dengan menyoroti peran lingkungan dalam mendorong atau menghambat pertumbuhan kepribadian. Novel The Queen’s Gambit (1983) karya Walter Tevis dijadikan objek kajian karena secara mendalam merefleksikan perjalanan kepribadian tokoh Beth Harmon. Penelitian ini menggunakan teori perkembangan psikososial Erik H. Erikson melalui pendekatan psikoanalisis dengan metode …
An Ecological Ideology of the Dyak Chief Poem As Represented from Metaphors, Appraisal, and Salience Patterns
The Dyak Chief Poem describes the poet's experience of witnessing the intersection of personal desires, cultural expectations, and the larger moral consequences of one's actions. This poem also presents a description of the nature of the island of Borneo at that time, which was still full of tropical rainforest. In addition to the themes of love, honor, and culture, this poem incorporates an ecological theme as its primary setting. Therefore, thi…
Discrimination toward the Monster Character in Mary Shelley's Frankenstein Novel
This qualitative study aims to analyze discrimination aspects received by the monster character using discrimination theory. The result of this study showed that the monster character received discriminative treatment from the other characters in the form of alienation. The types of discrimination found namely direct and indirect discrimination. Direct discrimination is a type of discrimination committed by someone against another person in direc…
Racial Discrimination toward the Black in Stephen Hopkins's Race (2016) Film
Racial discrimination is a social problem that occurred from a long time until today. It can be any negative act such as exclusion, distinction, limitation, or preference for other people on the basis of race, ethnicity, or skin color. Some racial discrimination that happened in our real life is also seen in film as a reflection of real life. There are many films that raise the racial discrimination theme, one of them is Race film by Stephen Hopk…
Character Development of the Main Character in Edgar Allan Poe’s Selected Short Stories
In literary works, characters undergo significant changes in their life. Some aspects influenced the changes personality of the characters. One of the literary works that showed this situation is a short story by Edgar Allan Poe. The researcher analyzed the main character of each short story from Edgar Allan Poe. They are The Black Cat, The Tell-Tale Heart, and William Wilson. This research aimed to find the characterization and personality devel…
The Mumbai Terrorist Attacks in Hotel Mumbai Film
This study attempts to analyze the portrayal of the Mumbai attacks and the contradiction points in the Hotel Mumbai film. This film is made based on the true events of the Mumbai terrorist attacks in 2008. Related to these huge events, there are a lot of historical books that have covered the Mumbai terrorist attacks. The study aims to find the contradictive representation of the film based on the official history. This research was conducted by …
Radical Feminism of Natalie Artemis' Character in Monster Hunter Film
Feminism issues are often radically depicted in literary works, especially in a film today. Filmmakers emphasize these issues to raise women’s awareness about the oppression that might happen to them. This radical movement happens because they try to create an idealistic society for women. From this premise, radical feminism was born because the previous movement could not undo the women’s oppression as time goes throughout the decades. Adjusting…
Discrimination Towards Dr. Don Shirley and Tony Lip as the Main Characters as Portrayed in Green Book Film
In this research, the researcher analyzed the discrimination based on a true story. The researcher only analyzed and discussed the discrimination that happened to the main characters. They are Dr. Don Shirley (African-American) and Tony Lip (Italian-American). The purposes of this research are to identify and describe the types of discrimination that happened to Dr. Don Shirley and Tony Lip and to understand their responses against it. The resear…
The Portrayals of Amistad Case in Amistad (1997) Film
Hollywood cinema during the late 20th century started to re-create the historical events of African-American’s past, make it a historical films genre, and deliver the history of Amistad case about Mende’s mutiny in Amistad film. The film becomes receptive to addressing another side of Africans slavery history in the western country. To understand the historical event, the researcher sees it through the New Historicism’s lens as an approach of thi…
The Struggle for Equality of Social Class Portrayed in Solomon Northup's "12 Years a Slave"
This Thesis discussed the relationship between two social classes, and also discussed the class struggle. As seen in the theory that complements this research, that is theory of Marxism. In the theory of Marxism, it is explained that the relationship of social class between the bourgeoisie and the proletariat is mutually hostile and contradicts each other, and from that conflicted it is seen how the struggle is carried out by an oppressed class. …
Social Environment’s Influence on Charlie’s Hard Times in the Perks of Being a Wallflower Novel
Symbolic Interactionism theory by Cooley explains that an individual cannot be separated from society. Individuals or groups of people will interact through communication until they finally enter the social order. Through this interaction, not only actions but also mindsets are changed. This thesis discusses the influence of the social environment on Charlie's hard times in The Perks of Being a Wallflower novel. The purpose of this research is to…
Deconstruction Perspectives toward the Characters in Langston Hughes’ Father and Son Short Story
This research was concerned with the deconstruction perspective of Colonel Norwood, Bert Lewis, and Coralee Lewis’ characters' meaning in Langston Hughes’ Father and Son short story. The research aimed to describe the characters represented in the story and deconstruct to reveal a new meaning. The researcher used a qualitative research design, and the method used in this research was descriptive. The data in this research were narrations related …
The Portrayal of Rejective Behaviors Toward African-American People in Langston Hughes’ Not Without Laughter Novel
This research analyzed Langston Hughes’ novel Not Without Laughter. The novel was published in1930. The novel talks about the condition of the black American family in the early twentieth century. This research discussed the issue of rejective behaviors occurring towards white people towards African-American family life. Meanwhile, the researcher focused on analyzing two research questions. First, the researcher analyzes the kinds of rejective be…
Comparison Between Crazy Rich Asian Novel by Kevin Kwan and Crazy Rich Asian Movie
Recently, there have been many movies that are made based on novels. Crazy Rich Asian is one of the movies based on a novel because the novel came first, then that was made into the movie. The purposes of this research are to find out the similarities and differences of the intrinsic elements in the movie and the novel and reveal the plot changes. This research used Robert Stanton’s theory to describe the intrinsic elements that cover facts, them…
The Anxiety and Defense Mechanism of Gilmore in Happy Gilmore Movie
Happy Gilmore is a movie that tells the story of Gilmore whose ambition was to become a professional hockey player. However, he had to leave it to find money to pay for his grandmother's house. Then, he jumped into golf tournaments because he could raise money quickly. In his struggle, Gilmore must experience a lot of anxiety and he must fight these feelings to achieve his goals. The first purpose of this study is to determine the type of anxiety…
The Unfair Treatment Issues Towards African-American Women as Portrayed in Hidden Figures Film
This study describes the types of gender discrimination and racial discrimination that are obtained by African-American women characters the in Hidden Figures film. In order to describe the two unfair treatments, this study uses two theories such as Lorber’s gender inequality and Miles’ racism. The research design was descriptive qualitative. The data of this study were taken from Hidden Figures film in the forms of words and scenes related to th…
Class Exploitation in Ron Rash’s Serena Novel
This study examined Serena novel written by Ron Rash as the object of the research. The aimed of this research was to find out the portrayal of class distinction and labor exploitation in the novel. To achieve the purposes of the study, the research applied Marx’s Social Class and Exploitation theory, and International Labor Organization or ILO’s Indicators of Labor Exploitation. This research used descriptive qualitative research method and Marx…
Class Exploitation in Ron Rash’s Serena Novel
This research has examined the marxist feminist and patriarchy as the types and form of female issues based on research questions. By using qualitative method, this research uses qualitative research managed to find the issues that occur in this film about how capitalists and patriarchy create the issues toward women. This research tries to identify the types of woman issues contained in the film Suffragette. This film is directed by Sara Gavron.…
Social Class Reflected on Tony Montana in Brian De Palma’s Scarface Film (1983)
This research analyze social class as the social phenomena, where social class became life purposes for someone to achieve to be prominent among the society, love and financially. Those phenomenon shows on a film called Scarface, that the researcher uses as the object of the research. From those movie social class portrayed as the most important things to their society life. This research purposed to understand social class on the main character …
Emotion and Conflict in Alice Sebold’s the Lovely Bones Novel
This research discussed emotion and conflict by Jack’s character in The Lovely Bones novel by Alice Sebold. The purposes of this study were to find the types of emotion experienced by Jack’s character and to find conflict caused by Jack’s emotion. This analysis includes to qualitative research method and a psychological approach. This research used The Lovely Bones novel as the source of data. The data derived from the dialogues and narration tha…
Rejective Behaviors Toward African-American Slaves in Colson Whitehead’s the Underground Railroad Novel
This study aimed to identify types of rejective behavior that depicted in Colson Whitehead’s The Underground Railroad and analyzed how the African-American slaves react toward these rejective behaviors. To conduct this research, the researcher used qualitative method, content analysis approach and multicultural criticism. The data source of this research was The Underground Railroad novel written by Colson Whitehead. The data were taken in the fo…
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Class Exploitation in Ron Rash’s Serena Novel
This study examined Serena novel written by Ron Rash as the object of the research. The aimed of this research was to find out the portrayal of class distinction and labor exploitation in the novel. To achieve the purposes of the study, the research applied Marx’s Social Class and Exploitation theory, and International Labor Organization or ILO’s Indicators of Labor Exploitation. This research used descriptive qualitative research method and Marx…
Class Exploitation in Ron Rash’s Serena Novel
This study examined Serena novel written by Ron Rash as the object of the research. The aimed of this research was to find out the portrayal of class distinction and labor exploitation in the novel. To achieve the purposes of the study, the research applied Marx’s Social Class and Exploitation theory, and International Labor Organization or ILO’s Indicators of Labor Exploitation. This research used descriptive qualitative research method and Marx…
Class Exploitation in Ron Rash’s Serena Novel
This research has examined the marxist feminist and patriarchy as the types and form of female issues based on research questions. By using qualitative method, this research uses qualitative research managed to find the issues that occur in this film about how capitalists and patriarchy create the issues toward women. This research tries to identify the types of woman issues contained in the film Suffragette. This film is directed by Sara Gavron.…
Social Class Reflected on Tony Montana in Brian De Palma’s Scarface Film (1983)
This research analyze social class as the social phenomena, where social class became life purposes for someone to achieve to be prominent among the society, love and financially. Those phenomenon shows on a film called Scarface, that the researcher uses as the object of the research. From those movie social class portrayed as the most important things to their society life. This research purposed to understand social class on the main character …
Emotion and Conflict in Alice Sebold’s the Lovely Bones Novel
This research discussed emotion and conflict by Jack’s character in The Lovely Bones novel by Alice Sebold. The purposes of this study were to find the types of emotion experienced by Jack’s character and to find conflict caused by Jack’s emotion. This analysis includes to qualitative research method and a psychological approach. This research used The Lovely Bones novel as the source of data. The data derived from the dialogues and narration tha…
Rejective Behaviors Toward African-American Slaves in Colson Whitehead’s the Underground Railroad Novel
This study aimed to identify types of rejective behavior that depicted in Colson Whitehead’s The Underground Railroad and analyzed how the African-American slaves react toward these rejective behaviors. To conduct this research, the researcher used qualitative method, content analysis approach and multicultural criticism. The data source of this research was The Underground Railroad novel written by Colson Whitehead. The data were taken in the fo…
The Portrayal of Rejective Behaviors Toward African-American People in Langston Hughes’ Not Without Laughter Novel
This research analyzed Langston Hughes’ novel Not Without Laughter. The novel was published in1930. The novel talks about the condition of the black American family in the early twentieth century. This research discussed the issue of rejective behaviors occurring towards white people towards African-American family life. Meanwhile, the researcher focused on analyzing two research questions. First, the researcher analyzes the kinds of rejective be…
Comparison Between Crazy Rich Asian Novel by Kevin Kwan and Crazy Rich Asian Movie
Recently, there have been many movies that are made based on novels. Crazy Rich Asian is one of the movies based on a novel because the novel came first, then that was made into the movie. The purposes of this research are to find out the similarities and differences of the intrinsic elements in the movie and the novel and reveal the plot changes. This research used Robert Stanton’s theory to describe the intrinsic elements that cover facts, them…
The Anxiety and Defense Mechanism of Gilmore in Happy Gilmore Movie
Happy Gilmore is a movie that tells the story of Gilmore whose ambition was to become a professional hockey player. However, he had to leave it to find money to pay for his grandmother's house. Then, he jumped into golf tournaments because he could raise money quickly. In his struggle, Gilmore must experience a lot of anxiety and he must fight these feelings to achieve his goals. The first purpose of this study is to determine the type of anxiety…
The Unfair Treatment Issues Towards African-American Women as Portrayed in Hidden Figures Film
This study describes the types of gender discrimination and racial discrimination that are obtained by African-American women characters the in Hidden Figures film. In order to describe the two unfair treatments, this study uses two theories such as Lorber’s gender inequality and Miles’ racism. The research design was descriptive qualitative. The data of this study were taken from Hidden Figures film in the forms of words and scenes related to th…
Character Development of the Main Character in Edgar Allan Poe’s Selected Short Stories
In literary works, characters undergo significant changes in their life. Some aspects influenced the changes personality of the characters. One of the literary works that showed this situation is a short story by Edgar Allan Poe. The researcher analyzed the main character of each short story from Edgar Allan Poe. They are The Black Cat, The Tell-Tale Heart, and William Wilson. This research aimed to find the characterization and personality devel…
The Mumbai Terrorist Attacks in Hotel Mumbai Film
This study attempts to analyze the portrayal of the Mumbai attacks and the contradiction points in the Hotel Mumbai film. This film is made based on the true events of the Mumbai terrorist attacks in 2008. Related to these huge events, there are a lot of historical books that have covered the Mumbai terrorist attacks. The study aims to find the contradictive representation of the film based on the official history. This research was conducted by …
Radical Feminism of Natalie Artemis' Character in Monster Hunter Film
Feminism issues are often radically depicted in literary works, especially in a film today. Filmmakers emphasize these issues to raise women’s awareness about the oppression that might happen to them. This radical movement happens because they try to create an idealistic society for women. From this premise, radical feminism was born because the previous movement could not undo the women’s oppression as time goes throughout the decades. Adjusting…
Discrimination Towards Dr. Don Shirley and Tony Lip as the Main Characters as Portrayed in Green Book Film
In this research, the researcher analyzed the discrimination based on a true story. The researcher only analyzed and discussed the discrimination that happened to the main characters. They are Dr. Don Shirley (African-American) and Tony Lip (Italian-American). The purposes of this research are to identify and describe the types of discrimination that happened to Dr. Don Shirley and Tony Lip and to understand their responses against it. The resear…
The Portrayals of Amistad Case in Amistad (1997) Film
Hollywood cinema during the late 20th century started to re-create the historical events of African-American’s past, make it a historical films genre, and deliver the history of Amistad case about Mende’s mutiny in Amistad film. The film becomes receptive to addressing another side of Africans slavery history in the western country. To understand the historical event, the researcher sees it through the New Historicism’s lens as an approach of thi…
The Struggle for Equality of Social Class Portrayed in Solomon Northup's "12 Years a Slave"
This Thesis discussed the relationship between two social classes, and also discussed the class struggle. As seen in the theory that complements this research, that is theory of Marxism. In the theory of Marxism, it is explained that the relationship of social class between the bourgeoisie and the proletariat is mutually hostile and contradicts each other, and from that conflicted it is seen how the struggle is carried out by an oppressed class. …
Social Environment’s Influence on Charlie’s Hard Times in the Perks of Being a Wallflower Novel
Symbolic Interactionism theory by Cooley explains that an individual cannot be separated from society. Individuals or groups of people will interact through communication until they finally enter the social order. Through this interaction, not only actions but also mindsets are changed. This thesis discusses the influence of the social environment on Charlie's hard times in The Perks of Being a Wallflower novel. The purpose of this research is to…
Deconstruction Perspectives toward the Characters in Langston Hughes’ Father and Son Short Story
This research was concerned with the deconstruction perspective of Colonel Norwood, Bert Lewis, and Coralee Lewis’ characters' meaning in Langston Hughes’ Father and Son short story. The research aimed to describe the characters represented in the story and deconstruct to reveal a new meaning. The researcher used a qualitative research design, and the method used in this research was descriptive. The data in this research were narrations related …
Discrimination toward the Monster Character in Mary Shelley's Frankenstein Novel
This qualitative study aims to analyze discrimination aspects received by the monster character using discrimination theory. The result of this study showed that the monster character received discriminative treatment from the other characters in the form of alienation. The types of discrimination found namely direct and indirect discrimination. Direct discrimination is a type of discrimination committed by someone against another person in direc…
Racial Discrimination toward the Black in Stephen Hopkins's Race (2016) Film
Racial discrimination is a social problem that occurred from a long time until today. It can be any negative act such as exclusion, distinction, limitation, or preference for other people on the basis of race, ethnicity, or skin color. Some racial discrimination that happened in our real life is also seen in film as a reflection of real life. There are many films that raise the racial discrimination theme, one of them is Race film by Stephen Hopk…
Manifestation of Surrealism in Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s Short Story The Yellow Wallpaper
This study examines the elements of surrealism in literary works, focusing on how authors employ realist techniques to explore subconscious realities and create complex meanings. The research uses a descriptive-qualitative method by describing data such as dialogues, narratives, or quotations, which are then processed through elaboration and analysis. This study applies surrealist literary theory, primarily referring to the ideas of André Breton …
Social Conflict That Portrayed In "The House On Mango Street" Novel
Social conflict can be defined as a battle over values, and claims to limited status, power, and resources in which the opponent's goal is to neutralize, harm, or eliminate their rival. Social conflict also refers to disagreements and tensions that arise between different groups of people in society. This study aimed to explore two categories of social conflict presented in Sandra Cisneros' The House on Mango Street: realistic and nonrealistic co…
An Analysis of Social Conflict in the Grand Budapest Hotel Movie by Wes Anderson
This research is titled "An Analysis of Social Conflict in The Grand Budapest Hotel Movie by Wes Anderson" explores various types of social conflicts depicted in the movie. Released in 2014, The Grand Budapest Hotel is a comedy-drama that follows the adventures of Gustave H., a dedicated hotel concierge, and his assistant, Zero Moustafa, in a fictional Eastern European country. Using qualitative descriptive research methodology and drawing upon L…
Behavioral psychology study of the main character in Room (2015) film
This study aims to explain the behavior of the main character, Jack, in the film Room (2015) using the behaviorist theories of John B. Watson and B.F. Skinner. The research uses a qualitative descriptive method with a behaviorist psychological approach. Data were collected through repeated viewing of the film, note taking, and identification of behavioralpatterns related to stimulus and response. The analysis focuses on classical conditioning, op…
Psychosocial analysis on Beth Harmon in Walter Tevis’ The Queen’s Gambit (1983)
Penelitian ini membahas bagaimana faktor psikososial mempengaruhi kehidupan individu dengan menyoroti peran lingkungan dalam mendorong atau menghambat pertumbuhan kepribadian. Novel The Queen’s Gambit (1983) karya Walter Tevis dijadikan objek kajian karena secara mendalam merefleksikan perjalanan kepribadian tokoh Beth Harmon. Penelitian ini menggunakan teori perkembangan psikososial Erik H. Erikson melalui pendekatan psikoanalisis dengan metode …
Literary Theory and Cultural Hermeneutics (13 works) · Cultural Identity and Representation (11 works) · Art (5 works) · Gender and Women's Rights (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Communication Studies and Media (4 works) · Film in Education and Therapy (4 works) · Literature (4 works)