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TRAUMA OF COLONIZATION AND CULTURAL IDENTITY FORMATION AS SEEN IN RUDY HABIBIE (2016) AND THE KITE RUNNER (2007)
Diaspora is a condition where someone leaves their home country either by force or voluntarily. In both research objects, Rudy Habibie (2016) and The Kite Runner (2007), which Habibie and Amir. The two characters become a diaspora and have several background similarities. After becoming a diaspora, Habibie returned and served his home country, Indonesia. At the same time, Amir prefers to live in California and does not want to return to his home country, Afghanistan. On the other hand, this is continuous with one of the factors underlying Cultural identity formation, namely the trauma of colonization in the two characters. This research uses descriptive qualitative methods and focuses more on description and interpretation. With some background, this research aims to determine what factors make them have different Cultural Identities and dominate themselves to provide two different results. Stuart Hall's Cultural Identity and Diaspora theory identifies which Cultural Identity is more dominant in the two figures, and postcolonial theory determines whether the two figures belong to anti-colonial nationalism or colonization hatred. This study shows that Habibie prefers to maintain his original cultural identity. In contrast, Amir prefers to be carried away by the new Cultural Identity he got when he became a Diaspora.
FAKULTAS ADAB DAN ILMU BUDAYA, UIN SUNAN KALIJAGA YOGYAKARTA
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