READING DAISY AS THE OPPRESSED CHARACTER REFLECTED IN FITZGERALD'S THE GREAT GATSBY

ZAKIYAH , NIM. 10150090 (2014) READING DAISY AS THE OPPRESSED CHARACTER REFLECTED IN FITZGERALD'S THE GREAT GATSBY. Skripsi thesis, UIN SUNAN KALIJAGA.

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Abstract

Some critics writes about Daisy Fay in The Great Gatsby because the existence of Daisy is sometimes questionable. One of them critique Daisy in bad ways. It can be considered by her existence as the source of Gatsby’s death. She has no responsibilities about Gatsby’s death even she leaves and ignores about it. Yet, Daisy’s existence may inseparable of her husband, Tom Buchanan. It may Daisy’s existence is affected by her husband. The fact, Tom dominates and controls Daisy in many ways. The story encourages the writer to analyze Daisy who is portrayed as the oppressed character because of Tom’s domination. This proves that Daisy as the oppressed character is important problem to be analyzed. Besides, the writer also analyzes about Daisy’s responses to her oppression. This research aims to describe Daisy as the oppressed that explained in the novel and to get Daisy’s responses as her struggle to get free from Tom’s domination. This research is a qualitative research. Furthermore, to conduct the analysis, the research uses Radical-Cultural feminist theory to organize the appearance of Daisy as the oppressed character. The writer concludes that Daisy is an oppressed character in her household. Then, Daisy responds her oppression may not be directly physical act but she attacks Tom mentally.

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