TY  - THES
N1  - Dr.Phil. Dewi Candraningrum, M.A
ID  - digilib69924
UR  - https://digilib.uin-suka.ac.id/id/eprint/69924/
A1  - Hany Nurhalimah, NIM.: 22200012049
Y1  - 2025/01/06/
N2  - This thesis is a study of the dynamics of the relationship between humans and
animals by focusing on the relationship offered by new materialism. The main reason
behind the author's choice to look at this subject is that, in an anthropocentric world,
animals are often negated from agency, interpreted as passive matter, and
presupposed to be nothing more than instruments for humans. Moreover, such
anthropocentric knowledge has long been embedded in Western philosophical
thought, which often has implications for how animals are conceptualised and
treated. For example, the way animals are treated in the practice of anaesthesia-free
animal experimentation is often based on Descartes' perception of animals as
machines. Then, the ways animals are interpreted as commodities that can be traded,
animals that find suffering in industrial farms, and animals that are confined to the
bars of zoos. Departing from this background, the question that the author wants to
answer in this thesis is how the dynamics of human and animal relations in the
anthropocene world, then what kind of relations are expected by new materialism.
In order to answer the question above, the author elaborates on the
pluralisation of agency presupposed by new materialism and makes use of
descriptive-interpretative methods in managing the research data. The main
argument that the author develops in this thesis is that the expansion of agency
presupposed by new materialism can be an initial foothold in efforts to negotiate the
existence of animals. The author further argues that new materialism can propose a
new perspective in examining the relationship between humans and animals for the
Islamic intellectual tradition as well as being the basis for the development of gender
discourse, especially ecofeminism.
The main proposition of this thesis is an ethic of care that on the one hand
seeks to undermine anthropocentric views and negotiate the existence of animals, but
at the same time does not want to glorify that we understand the needs of animals so
thoroughly that we ignore human interests. Rather than romanticising animal care
under the veil of human interests, resulting in a repetition of anthropocentrism, or
negating human interests and focusing only on animal interests, the ethic of care I am
trying to offer is one that presupposes the relationship between the two as an ethical,
responsible and reciprocal one, as the Islamic tradition presupposes
PB  - UIN SUNAN KALIJAGA YOGYAKARTA
KW  - Hewan non-manusia
KW  -  ekofeminisme
KW  -  materialisme baru
KW  -  etika
kepedulian.
M1  - masters
TI  - DINAMIKA RELASI MANUSIA-NON MANUSIA DALAM MATERIALISME BARU: KAJIAN ETIKA KEPEDULIAN
AV  - restricted
EP  - 118
ER  -