RIGHTS FOR RECOGNITION OF “THE OTHER” IN JOE NUSSBAUM’S SYDNEY WHITE (2007): A SOCIOLOGICAL APPROACH
The major problem of this study is how rights for recognition is reflected in Joe Nussbaum’s Sydney White based on sociology of literature. The objectives of this study are to analyze Joe Nussbaum’s Sydney White movie based on its structural elements and based on the sociology of litera...
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2011
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| Résumé: | The major problem of this study is how rights for recognition is reflected
in Joe Nussbaum’s Sydney White based on sociology of literature. The objectives
of this study are to analyze Joe Nussbaum’s Sydney White movie based on its
structural elements and based on the sociology of literature.
The benefits of this study are to given in the application of Sociological
approach in literary study. The primary data is taken from the video and script of
Sydney White movie, while the secondary data is taken from book and the
information related to theory of sociology. The method of collecting data is library
research. The technique of analyzing data is descriptive.
The outcome of the study shows that based on the structural analysis its
apparent that in this movie Joe Nussbaum’s Sydney White conveys a moral
message that the minority group tends to be the victims of oppression. Based on
the sociological analysis, it is evident that in this movie, Nussbaum reflects the
social realities of the America society, either social, political, economic, science
and technology, religion, or cultural aspects
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