GROWING SELF-AWARENESS IN SANSAL’S “2084: THE END OF THE WORLD”: A DYSTOPIA ANALYSIS

Ahmad Zaini Adnan, NIM.: 17101050022 (2021) GROWING SELF-AWARENESS IN SANSAL’S “2084: THE END OF THE WORLD”: A DYSTOPIA ANALYSIS. Skripsi thesis, UIN SUNAN KALIJAGA YOGYAKARTA.

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Abstract

This study aims to answer how the idea of dystopia is represented and how the dystopian feature can be perceived by the main character in the novel 2084: The End of the World by Bualem Sansal. By using the theory of dystopia and mimetic approach and applying a qualitative method, this research is able to determine the features of dystopia, the process of growing self-awareness in the novel 2084, and determine the type of dystopia according to the thesis of Jens Van Gheluwe. The features found in the novel are: totalitarian climate, religion and science, culture and language, history and memory, and hope. 2084 not only presents the process of growing self-awareness but also explores the protagonist in rebelling. 2084 does not present dystopia as a failed attempt to establish a utopian civilization, nor does it present a dystopia disguised as a utopia. It tries to present a reflection of today's reality with extreme style. This makes it critical dystopian fiction.

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