REPRESENTATION OF FEMINISM IN THE MINI SERIES MS. MARVEL (2022)

Muhammad Abdul Aziz, NIM.: 20101050050 (2024) REPRESENTATION OF FEMINISM IN THE MINI SERIES MS. MARVEL (2022). Skripsi thesis, UIN SUNAN KALIJAGA YOGYAKARTA.

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Abstract

For the first time, the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) introduces a Muslim superhero, Kamala Khan, in the series Ms. Marvel (2022). Kamala is an American-Pakistani teenager living in Jersey City. She tries to balance her life between a multicultural society and her Pakistani Muslim family. This study looks at how the series shows feminism by focusing on issues like unfair treatment, discrimination, and stereotypes about women. This research is important to understand how popular shows like Ms. Marvel represent women’s struggles and inspire positive change. The study also explores how the female characters in the series show their independence and take on important roles, such as leading and making decisions. The researcher uses a qualitative method to carefully examine the themes and characters in the series. Stuart Hall’s theory of representation helps explain how the series creates meaning, while Rosemary Putnam Tong’s feminist theory is used to connect the ideas to culture and society. The results show that Ms. Marvel talks about the problems women face, like inequality, but also highlights their strength and determination to overcome these issues. This series proves that stories in media can inspire change by showing strong and diverse women.

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