LINGUA LITERA : journal of english linguistics and literature

THE OBJECTIFICATION OF WOMEN IN KELLY SUE DECONNICK’S GRAPHIC NOVEL BITCH PLANET

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This research investigates a dystopian graphic novel written by Kelly Sue Deconnick. It portrays women as objects and forms of women's objectification in a male-dominated world. It utilizes Simone de Beauvoir's concepts of objectivity and subjectivity to explore the position of women as objects in several areas, including private and social life. The research was qualitative. The data was collected from the literary work itself as well as other scientific articles and literature analyses. The findings showed two forms of objectification done toward women, including isolation and oppression to punish and correct their behavior. This study highlights how these themes mirror real-world gender dynamics, fostering a critical dialogue about systemic patriarchy. The graphic novel serves as a powerful medium to question and challenge societal norms regarding women's roles and identities.

THE IMPLEMENTATION OF FLIPPED LEARNING IN LIA

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This research aimed to find out and explain in detail how LIA teachers in West Sumatera apply flipped learning since this institution has successfully applied this learning process since 2018 (even before the Pandemic). This study also found problems faced by LIA teachers in conducting flipped learning and ways to solved the problems. An ethnographic research was conducted to study how teachers in LIA applied flipped learning since it is considered as an in-depth study of a particular group of people in their own environment. The researchers observed their routines activities, participated in their activities, and conducted in-depth interviews. Moreover, the researchers studied not only observed the teachers but also all component that supported the implementation of flipped learning in LIA. There were 3 LIA branches and there were 7 teachers observed (3 teachers are in LIA Padang, 2 teachers are in LIA Bukittinggi, and the others are from LIA Payakumbuh). From the research, it was found that Flipped learning in LIA is compulsory. All teachers need to follow the guidance and procedures that has been instructed by the TTD (Teachers Training Development). However, different teachers have different techniques in fulfilling every step of the procedures. This research explains the guidance and steps of how flipped materials implemented in LIA. It can be a great source for other teachers to find out how to apply it in their own class.

A SEMIOTICS OF VISUAL IN DOUBLE BLIND MOVIE

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Visual Semiotics is a new branch of semiotics that analyzes how visual signs or visual images
convey messages. In Visual semiotics, signs can be words, sounds, or visual images. The
movie of the double blind is one of the categories of visual semiotics. The movie consists of
images by using visual semiotics analysis, this research aims to identify the signs contained
in Double blind movie and how the signs are interpreted. The movie Double blind as the
research data was collected using visual qualitative, the data was analyzed using visual
semiotics with the theory proposed by Charles Sanders Pierce. This research uses descriptive
qualitative data analysis as the research method. The research results show that there is visual
semiotics based on the theory of Charles Sanders Pierce in the movie Double blind (2023).
Analyze the data on the object, this research uses semiotic analysis techniques according to
Charles Sanders Pierce. Based on this, it can be concluded that the movie Double Blind
(2023) can be matched with Charles Sanders Pierce's semiotic theory.

AN ANALYSIS OF ONOMATOPOEIA IN WEBTOON COMIC: “PYRAMID GAME”

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This study focuses on analyzing the types of onomatopoeia found in the webtoon comic
Pyramid Game. Onomatopoeia plays a significant role in graphic storytelling, as it bridges
the gap between visual elements and auditory experiences. Using a qualitative research
method, this study examines the different types of onomatopoeia employed in the webtoon,
categorizing them based on their specific functions and characteristics. The research
identifies various types of onomatopoeic expressions based on Elizabeth (2024). By focusing
solely on the types of onomatopoeia, the study provides an in-depth understanding of how
these sound-based words contribute to the comic’s structure and reader immersion. The study
found that the webtoon Pyramid Game features five distinct types of onomatopoeia:
mechanical, fast motion, musical, food preparation and eating, and fighting onomatopoeia.
However, animal-related onomatopoeia is notably absent from the webtoon. This may be
because such sounds are typically associated with environments like zoos, while Pyramid
Game is set in a classroom. The findings highlight the diverse applications of onomatopoeia
in Pyramid Game and underscore their significance in enhancing the comic's overall
storytelling and reader experience.

THE ESSENTIALS OF LOOKS: BEAUTY STANDARD IN LOCAL BRAND SKINCARE ADVERTISEMENT

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This research discusses the beauty standards promoted by local Indonesian skincare brands,
such as Wardah, Emina, and Kahf, in their advertisements. Beauty standards are often
influenced by culture and media, reflecting social preferences for attributes such as fair
skin and a natural look. Through a qualitative approach, this study analyzes the visual and
textual elements of advertisements to explore how these brands adapt their marketing
strategies to the needs of the domestic market. The results show that local brands not only
reflect Indonesian cultural values but also begin to challenge the dominance of Western
beauty standards. Their advertisements highlight a natural and healthy look, and offer
products that are multifunctional and inclusive of various skin tones. In addition, they
promote halal and safe formulations, which are relevant to local consumer preferences. The
findings illustrate the important role of local brands in shaping a more inclusive perception
of beauty, while strengthening consumer loyalty to domestic products. This study
contributes to the literature on beauty, media, and consumer behaviour, with a focus on the
Indonesian context.

AN ANALYSIS OF POLITENESS STRATEGIES IN ACTORS ON ACTROS PROGRAM ON VARIETY’S YOUTUBE CHANNEL

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This research aims to identify the types of politeness strategies in the Actors on
Actors program on Variety’s YouTube channel. The research data were from the
Actors on Actors program on Variety’s YouTube channel. The writer applied
Leech’s (1983) theory to classify politeness strategies. There are six types of
politeness strategies. They are the approbation maxim, agreement maxim, modesty
maxim, sympathy maxim, tact maxim, and generosity maxim. This research was
qualitative. This study reveals that all types of politeness strategies according to
Leech (1983) were found in the Actors on Actors program on Variety’s YouTube
channel. The types are approbation maxim, agreement maxim, modesty maxim,
sympathy maxim, tact maxim, and generosity maxim. From all types of politeness
strategies, it was found that the most common politeness strategy was the
approbation maxim. In conclusion, it can be said that the Actors on Actors program
used all types of politeness strategies in the Variety’s YouTube channel.

SIMULACRA AND HYPERREALITY IN BLADE RUNNER 2049 (2017)

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Today's world is characterized by the era of simulation and hyperreality, with many
artificial realities that take over or even replace reality itself. Many aspects can now be
created or simulated through the manipulation of advanced technology, Jean Baudrillard
calls this the phenomenon of “hyperreality”. The movie Blade Runner 2049 tells the story
of this condition where artificial things are flooding the reality, and the replicants can even
replace the role of humans themselves. In this movie, the artificially engineered human is
called 'replicant'. Jean Baudrillard's simulacra analysis is the methodology that the
researcher uses to analyze the film, as well as taking a qualitative approach. This method is
done by observing the entire content of the movie, as well as examining various signs, both
verbal and non-verbal, to see the relationship between the Blade Runner 2049 with Jean
Baudrillard's hyperreality concept. The phenomenon of artificial humans or replicants, as
well as advanced virtual technology and advanced manipulation by technology is very
representative of Baudrillard's thinking. Where the world of the future, depicted as full of
darkness due to the development of technology itself. Not only does it replace the role of
humans, but even trying to surpass God.