THE PORTRAYAL OF GENDER STEREOTYPES SEEN IN CHARACTER GRIMM’S MOTHER HULDA AND SNOW WHITE
Kata Kunci:
Gender Stereotypes, Grimm’s Mother Hulda and Snow White.Abstrak
In this research, the researchers discusses short stories by Grimm’s Brother, entitled Mother Hulda and Snow White. It is aimed to identify gender streotypes seen in character Grimm’s Mother Hulda and Snow White. This research focuses on the whole of the story and characters. The data obtained trough some dialogue, narrations, and events in the short stories which are correlated with gender stereotypes issue. A Gender studies is used to identify the problem. Gender studies are constructed statement to mean that being female and being a woman are two different things. West and Zimmerman stated gender is something natural having to do with our sex, is really out come of socially organized activites. Based on the research, there are some gender stereotypes that can be found in all characters inside the story. It is shown that the male has bigger role or dominant side in fairy tale. In the story, a male is characterized as strong, always right, beauty lover, and ideal hero. In other hand, female in the story characterized as feminine, passive, disracted, and shoul take men’s advice on all subjects.
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