THE PORTRAYAL OF PATRIARCHY IN ALI’S WEDDING (2017)

Aquilla Fadia Wafiq Azizah, NIM.: 18101050053 (2024) THE PORTRAYAL OF PATRIARCHY IN ALI’S WEDDING (2017). Skripsi thesis, UIN SUNAN KALIJAGA YOGYAKARTA.

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Abstract

This study aims to examine the portrayal of patriarchy in the film Ali's Wedding, which focuses on the character of Dianne as a woman in a patriarchal environment. Dianne is a smart Lebanese girl raised by a single father in Melbourne, Australia. As a woman Muslim immigrant, she finds it challenging to continue her education and to do some of her favorite activities, such as her sports hobby and hanging out with her friends, because of the inequality she encounters and her limited power. In the meantime, many Australian women her age have easy access to support to do their favorite activities and pursue an education. Using the theory of patriarchy proposed by Kamla Bhasin, this research collects the forms of patriarchy that appear in this movie and answers why this patriarchal system still occurs. It is important to research to understand the gender dynamic in society and also to identify the inequality in gender to help the changing society become more aware of equality gender. The qualitative analysis method examines how to explore the social phenomenon of patriarchy. The results of this research are the areas of patriarchy that appear in studies are the control of women's productivity and women's mobility. It is because families, especially fathers and Muslim community people, still firmly adopt patriarchal culture like when they lived in the Middle East.

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