IDENTITY CRISIS OF THE CHARACTERS SEEN IN ASWANY’S CHICAGO
Kata Kunci:
Identity Crisis, Social Relation, Social Policy, and Social Practice.Abstrak
In this research, the researchers explores about the identity crisis of the characters in the novel Chicago by Alaa Al Aswany. The aim of this research is to explain the identity of the characters that is in crisis as seen in Aswany’s Chicago. To accomplish this research, the researchers applies sociological approach. Then, to support the research, the researchers needs the concept of identity by Stuart Hall such as enlightenment subject and sociological subject to show the shifting process in five characters’ identity. Moreover, descriptive qualitative method is implemented in this research since the result of the analysis will be described by using the words not in numeral data. The data are taken from the narration and dialogue in Chicago novel. As the result of the research, the researchers presents the identity crisis of the characters as seen in Aswany’s Chicago novel. The identity crisis of five characters happen when there is a shifting process from the old identity to the new identity and it can be seen through the two concepts of identity. In the novel, the identity crisis of the characters can be seen when the characters think back about their identity that is supported by the uncertain feeling and it is also influenced by the society surrounds them or where they live.
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