Ammar Dani - 2010739001 - FINAL LRM 2023
Ammar Dani - 2010739001 - FINAL LRM 2023
Ammar Dani - 2010739001 - FINAL LRM 2023
Mini Proposal
AMMAR DANI
(2010739001)
Lecture:
ANDALAS UNIVERSITY
PADANG
2023
ABSTRACT
CHAPTER I: INTRODUCTION
This study is important to research because it shows that social class does
indeed play a role in how humans "value humans." especially at how every human
being should have equality regardless of origin, ethnicity, race, economy to
establish comfortable in social life and interacting among fellow human beings
through understanding and analyzing the intrinsic elements of the novel To kill a
Mockingbird.
2. What are the struggles against social stratification as reflected in “To kill a
Mockingbird” novel byHarper Lee?
Scope of research
The Limitations of this study will cover the analysis about the behaviour potrayed
and social gap between the black people characters and white people characters on
To Kill a Mockingbird.
2.1.1 Marxism
2.2.1Collecting Data
The writer uses library research to collect data. According to Semi (1993:8),
Library research is a method used by researchers in the library to get information
about the object of research through some books.
By using library research, the writer can get the data and information about the
object of the research from books. By using this method, this writer will get the
data and information about the object of research from some books, the internet,
and audiovisual elements related to the topic. The data is taken from Harper Lee’s
To Kill A Mockingbird. The writer uses this method to get more information
about this research. The writer will use the following procedures:
1. Read and understand the novel "To Kill a Mockingbird" by Harper Lee.
2. Choose materials or sources that are appropriate to the problem and
research objectives.
3. Conduct a survey of paragraphs and dialogues in the novel.
4. Choose the data dialing with the problem to be studied.
2.2.2Analysing Data
The writer read the whole pages of the novel "To Kill a Mockingbird" and
also read some references from journals, articles, and websites as support
material.
2.2.3Presenting the Result of the Analysis
In presenting and discussing the results of the research, the technique used in
analyzing the data is descriptive analysis. The research will concern itself with
the interpretation of the data in To Kill a Mockingbird and dealing with Marxism
and Karl Marx’s perspective on facing social issues as applied by researchers to
find descriptions that depict social situations in the context of To Kill a
Mockingbird and examine.
4.1 Justification for the character's actions in the Novel To Kill a Mockingbird
5.1. Conclusion
5.2. Suggestions
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