FEMALE MASCULINITY AS SEEN IN NADIA HASHIMI’S THE PEARL THAT BROKE ITS SHELL

Marwa Ropi Jahidah, NIM.: 16150070 (2021) FEMALE MASCULINITY AS SEEN IN NADIA HASHIMI’S THE PEARL THAT BROKE ITS SHELL. Skripsi thesis, UIN SUNAN KALIJAGA YOGYAKARTA.

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Abstract

Masculinity is a male trait that is generally owned by men, while when formed in females it is called female masculinity. This research used the novel The Pearl That Broke That Its Shell as the main object. The novel tells how one of the main characters named Shekiba changed from the previous feminine must be forced to change to masculine (Bacha Posh) because of social compulsion. In addition, this research also describes how processes and impacts are formed on Shekiba after becoming masculine. This research uses qualitative methods and the Female Masculinity theory by Judith Halberstam to reveal the image of Shekiba’s masculinity, this theory also has the same concept of masculinity without men explaining how masculinity can be formed in women. From the results of the analysis, it is concluded that Shekiba’s masculinity is not innate but nurtured because her masculinity is formed not from birth but formed by several other factors. The masculinity shown by Shekiba is that she is tough, independent, courageous, strong, and has a man-like appearance that makes her look more like a man. Shekiba's masculinity is viewed from how society at that time viewed a person who can be said to be masculine. The impact of masculinity that was forced to Shekiba feel lost in her identity and made her feel like returning to normal life to become a more appreciated woman.

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