THE MORAL VALUES PORTRAYED IN THE MAIN CHARACTER IN PAULO COELHO’S THE ALCHEMIST
Kata Kunci:
Moral, Novel, Value.Abstrak
The Alchemist novel was chosen as the object in doing this analysis because the novel told about the main character’s behavior that shown good moral values in life. The objective of this study was to find the moral values that conveyed by the author through his work The Alchemist novel. The researcher particularly discussed the moral values as the main theme in this analysis. The researcher applied philosophical approach in order to help the researcher in analyzing and in determining this analysis. Descriptive qualitative was applied to elaborate the ideas. The researcher limited the analysis into five moral values. The data were narration and dialogue in the novel The Alchemist as data source. It focused on the moral values inside the novel. The result of this analysis reveals about how the five moral values; wisdom, courage, self-control, love and affection, harmony and unity are portrayed by the main character to reach his goal. He struggles hard to find his treasure and make his dream come true, but he realizes that actually the most valuable treasure is the process that he has passed to find the treasure itself.
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