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AMINA’S IDENTITY CRISIS AS PORTRAYED IN HENA KHAN’S AMINA’S VOICE (2017)
Identity crisis is a time when people explore different roles in an attempt to find their identity. In Amina’s Voice (2017), Amina is an adolescent who experiences an identity crisis in the process of finding her identity. She is an immigrant from Pakistan living in America, and her status as an immigrant becomes the main factor in her struggle to find her identity. Amina has to face many cultural differences in her community, and it triggers several conflicts in her identity development, which lead her to explore other roles to find an acceptable identity for herself. This research aims to explore Amina’s identity process to see whether she could successfully pass this stage or end up in an identity confusion. This qualitative descriptive research uses identity status theory by James E. Marcia. This research found that Amina undergoes both confusion and achievement. The former is evident in her being uncommitted, while the latter is proven by her being committed, and all these can be seen from each component in her identity status. This research found that Amina’s confusion is apparent in the diffusion and moratorium statuses, while her achievement is apparent in foreclosure and achievement statuses. However, overall, despite the struggles, Amina has finally achieved an identity built on her own will.
FAKULTAS ADAB DAN ILMU BUDAYA, UIN SUNAN KALIJAGA YOGYAKARTA
NIM.: 20101050069 Azki Azifa Nabila Zahra
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