Women’s Life Transformation: Women’s Life Transformation in Early 20th Century Represented by Annabelle Worthington in Danielle SteelA Good Woman

    Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk memahami kehidupan tokoh utama dalam novel Danielle Steel yang berjudul A Good Woman, Annabelle Worthington dalam memeroleh kebebasan hidup. Penelitian ini juga memberikan gambaran mengenai tingkatan dan cabang cabang feminism yang berkaitan dengan karakter Annabelle. Analisis penelitian ini menggunakan beberapa teori untuk memperkuat pembahasan penelitian. Teori- teori tersebut diantaranya adalah Feminism, dekonstruksi dari oposisi biner oleh Derrida, dan teori karakterisasi yang digunakan untuk memperdalam pembahasan. Selain itu, tingkatan dan cabang-cabang feminism juga akan diaplikasikan dalam pembahasan  untuk spesifikasi dari karakter Annabelle. Didalam penelitian ini, Annabelle adalah simbol wanita modern dan  bercita-cita luhur diantara wanita wanita tradisional. Dominasi kaum patriarki dan budaya tradisional yang telah lama mengungkung kaum wanita pada masa tersebut menyadarkan Annabelle bahwa ia harus melakukan sesuatu untuk terbebas dari hal tersebut. Penindasan hak kaum wanita oleh dominasi kaum pria juga membuat Annabelle berubah menjadi wanita mandiri. Analisis yang lebih dalam merujuk pada Perang Dunia I yang memberi banyak kesempatan pada para wanita di awal abad 20, terutama Annabelle untuk mengembangkan kemampuan dan mewujudkan impiannya. Transformasi yang terjadi pada kehidupan dan karakter Annabelle adalah bukti dari tujuan hidupnya, menjadi bebas, dan pemenang yang mampu bertahan.   Kata Kunci: kebebasan, modern, bercita-cita luhur, transformasi, dominasi kaum patriarki, budaya tradisional, dan kungkungan.      Abstract This study focuses on the process and requirements of the main character in Danielle Steel’s novel A Good Woman, Annabelle in gaining freedom. It also presents the reflection of the stages and branches of feminism related to Annabelle’s character. Several theories are applied to sharpen this analysis. Feminism is the main theory in the analysis; it will be combined with deconstruction of binary opposition by Derrida, and theory of characterization to explore the main character, Annabelle. Furthermore, stages and some branches of feminism by Tong related to Annabelle’s character are also applied to specify the character of Annabelle as well. In this analysis, Annabelle is a symbol of modern and well determined woman among traditional ones. Patriarchal domination and traditional culture that captivate women in that era raise her awareness to be brave in taking action for her future. Women’s oppression by men in that era develops her character to be independent woman.World War 1 gives opportunity to women in early 20th century especially Annabelle to expand her skill and actualize her dream as well. As a result transformation that happens in Annabelle’s life and character is a proof of her life goal, to be liberated as well as being survivor.   Keywords:freedom, modern, well-determined, transformation, patriarchal domination, traditional culture, and oppression.   &nbsp

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Analysis of The Black Fairy by Fenton Johnson

This essay examines a rare early twentieth-century children’s story about and geared towards African Americans: “The Black Fairy” by Fenton Johnson. “The Black Fairy” was published in The Upward Path (1920), an anthology designed as a “Reader for Colored Children” that contained poetry, essays, short stories, folklore, biographical sketches, and drawings by prominent African American writers, educators, and other personalities of the time. Through a four -part analysis, including how the story fits into literary history, the ways in which the story responds to its historical and cultural context, the “cultural work” of the text, and an exploration of the way that the culture regarded children, the essay shows how this fantasy story helped children of this era to understand the history of slavery and encouraged feelings of brotherly love among all races

Subtitling Analysis Of Annabelle Movie By Gary Dauberman

The research aims at (1) classifing the subtitling strategies found in the Annabelle movie and (2) describing the accuracy of the subtitiling analysis in the Annabelle movie. The type of this research is descriptive qualitative research. The object of the study is the subtitling strategy in Annabelle movie. The data of this study are utterances consisting subtitling strategies and the data source are movie script of English and Indonesian entitled Annabelle movie by Gary Dauberman. The researcher uses the documentation to collect the data. Then, to prove the validity of the data, the writer uses the triangulation where the data sources are from the movie script and informant. The data are analyzed by comparing the method. The result of the research shows that there are 48 data or 4,99% used expansion strategies, 138 data or 14,36% used paraphrase strategy, 285 data or 29,66% used transfer strategy, 166 data or 17,27% used imitation strategy, 1 datum or 0,10% used transcription strategy, dislocation strategy not find data in there, 9 data or 0,94% used condensation strategy, 5 data or 0,52% used decimation strategy, 309 data or 32,16% used deletion strategy, and resignation strategy not find data in there. The acccuracy of the data shows that the raters gets 3 score 812 data or 84,49%, 97 data or 10,09% get score 2, and the last 52 data or 5,42% get 1 score

Good Gracious Annabelle

Annabelle came to our house to spend the holidays, Much to our dismay, decided she would stay, The neighborhood is quarrelling and the reason’s very plain When Annabelle starts gossiping, you’ll hear them all exclaim: Good gracious Annabelle how you love to tattle, You’ve got the neighborhood shaking like a rattle, Just because you heard that Mister Jones had left his wife, Why should you tell ev’ry one about their married life, keep quiet; Good gracious Annabelle, have a little pity, Good gracious Annabelle, now you’re in the city Don’t tell ev’ry one you see that you came from Kankakee And that your folks run a beanery Annabelle would go around the neighborhood each day, Hear what they would say, then give it all away. She even scandalized our cat, ‘cause it stayed out all night No wonder when they saw her, ev’ry one cried out in fright. Good gracious Annabelle youre just like a parrot, Good Gracious Annabelle, there’s rats in your garret, Just because I told you not to use your knife last week, I didn’t mean that you should use your fingers when you eat, keep quiet; Good gracious Annabelle, have a little pity, Good gracious Annabelle, now you’re in the city When the waiter brings the check and on it you see “Horses neck” don’t say they killed a horse by Heck Good gracious Annabelle. Good gracious Annabelle how you love to tattle, You’ve got the neighborhood shaking like a rattle, Don’t think all the conversation, dear, depends on you, Give someone else a chance to say a word or two, keep quiet, Good gracious Annabelle, have a little pity, Good gracious Annabelle, now you’re in the city When you’re in a Caberet, don’t ask the orchestra to play The latest tune called “Dolly Gray,

A New Proof Rule for Almost-Sure Termination

An important question for a probabilistic program is whether the probability mass of all its diverging runs is zero, that is that it terminates "almost surely". Proving that can be hard, and this paper presents a new method for doing so; it is expressed in a program logic, and so applies directly to source code. The programs may contain both probabilistic- and demonic choice, and the probabilistic choices may depend on the current state. As do other researchers, we use variant functions (a.k.a. "super-martingales") that are real-valued and probabilistically might decrease on each loop iteration; but our key innovation is that the amount as well as the probability of the decrease are parametric. We prove the soundness of the new rule, indicate where its applicability goes beyond existing rules, and explain its connection to classical results on denumerable (non-demonic) Markov chains.Comment: V1 to appear in PoPL18. This version collects some existing text into new example subsection 5.5 and adds a new example 5.6 and makes further remarks about uncountable branching. The new example 5.6 relates to work on lexicographic termination methods, also to appear in PoPL18 [Agrawal et al, 2018

Platforms, Markets and Innovation: An Introduction

The emergence of platforms, whether used inside firms, across supply chains, or as building blocks that act as engines of innovation and redefine industrial architectures, is a novel phenomenon affecting most industries today, from products to services. This book, the first of its kind dedicated to the emerging field of platform research, presents leading-edge contributions from top international scholars from strategy, economics, innovation, organizations and knowledge management. This book represents a milestone for the vibrant field of platform research. It is the outcome of an ambitious international collaboration, regrouping and making connections between the research work of 24 scholars, affiliated with 19 universities, in seven countries over four continents. The novel insights assembled in the 14 chapters of this volume constitute a fundamental step towards an empirically based, nuanced understanding of the nature of platforms and the implications they hold for the evolution of industrial innovation. But what exactly are platforms? Why should we care about them? And, why do we need a book about them