Female Subjectivity in Mohja Kafh’s The Girl in the Tangerine Scarf

Handayani, Rika

doi:10.4108/eai.30-8-2021.2316283

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“…Khadra, as a Muslim woman is not allowed to live alone apart from her parents as her father is off ered to be a preacher in the South Bend region so Khadra had to follow them. This fact indicates the marginalization of women in the domestic domain (Handayani, 2020). The text also shows that Khadra is married to Juma because of Juma's social background.…”

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“…The second research on this novel is about marginalization by Handayani (2020). In her analysis, Handayani (2020) discusses the issue of marginalization viewed from both textual and contextual perspectives. Referring to Gennet's narrative theory and the social background of the novel, she fi nds that the marginalization of Muslims happens in both domestic and public spheres.…”

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“…The main character's negotiations are discussed from an Islamic point of view. Similarly, Handayani (2021) examines the issue of female subjectivity in the novel. Her study shows that the main female character expresses her subjectivity as a way to respond to patriarchal values imposed by the family.…”

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Power Relations Between Parents and Children as Seen in Desni Intan Suri's Aku Tidak Membeli Cintamu and Mohja Kafh's The Girl in Tangerine Scarf

Handayani

2023

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The role of parents in determining the lives of their children has been depicted in many media including literary works. This article tries to show how this issue is presented in two novels. Scrutinized from Foucauldian's perspective focusing on power relations between parents and children, this article analyzes Desni Intan Suri's Aku Tidak Membeli Cintamu and Mohja Kafh's The Girl in the Tangerine Scarf. The results show that the parents impose their power in the form of domination. In addition, the authors portray the children's acceptance as well as resistance to domination. Acceptance indicates obedience. On the other hand, resistance is a way to exemplify that parents' dominations can be challenged as children's voices are also valuable.

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Power Relations Between Parents and Children as Seen in Desni Intan Suri's Aku Tidak Membeli Cintamu and Mohja Kafh's The Girl in Tangerine Scarf

Handayani

2023

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“…As stated by Tuti Handayani as a healthcare worker at Posyandu Cempaka: "husbands should not leave all breastfeeding matters to their wives, because support from closest people such as husbands and parents is very much needed in the early breastfeeding process, especially when there are still scars from breastfeeding. The process of giving birth which of course hinders the movement of the mother" (interview with Handayani, August 20, 2021).…”

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Children's right to get exclusive breastfeeding in the Islamic law perspective

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Dwilestari

2021

Ijtihad : Jurnal Wacana Hukum Islam dan Kemanusiaan

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According to Islam, exclusive breastfeeding means fulfilling the children's right to a healthy life, and it is a mothers' obligation. The government issued regulations that guarantee the children's right to exclusive breastfeeding, namely Article 52 paragraph (2) of Law Number 39/1999 concerning Human Rights, Law Number 23/2002 concerning Child Protection, and Government Regulation Number 33/2012 concerning Exclusive Breastfeeding. However, the coverage of exclusive breastfeeding in Indonesia is still relatively low, influenced by various factors. This qualitative study explored the various factors in exclusive breastfeeding and analyzed them from an Islamic Law perspective. Meanwhile, the informants were mothers with 0-6 months-old babies having exclusive breastfeeding rights. Data were collected through interviews and triangulation, including Integrated healthcare center (Posyandu) cadres and families. The results found in this study were that children's rights in obtaining exclusive breastfeeding from their mothers were not fulfilled. Various reasons were expressed to support their way by not fulfilling the rights, including the mothers' busyness causing them unable to breastfeed their children exclusively. It happens because the mothers lack knowledge about children's rights to get exclusive breastfeeding in Islamic law for two years.

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Female Subjectivity in Mohja Kafh’s The Girl in the Tangerine Scarf

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Power Relations Between Parents and Children as Seen in Desni Intan Suri's Aku Tidak Membeli Cintamu and Mohja Kafh's The Girl in Tangerine Scarf

Power Relations Between Parents and Children as Seen in Desni Intan Suri's Aku Tidak Membeli Cintamu and Mohja Kafh's The Girl in Tangerine Scarf

Children's right to get exclusive breastfeeding in the Islamic law perspective

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