THE DESTRUCTION OF HEGEMONIC MASCULINITY IN CHETTIAR’S IS MAN A WINNER OR A LOOSER?
Kata Kunci:
Destruction, Hegemonic Masculinity, Poem.Abstrak
This study intends to discuss about the destruction of hegemonic masculinity. Based on the problem formulation, the purpose of this study is to explain how the destruction of hegemonic masculinity is seen in Chettiar‟s Is Man a Winner or a Looser? This research concerns in discussing the destruction of hegemonic masculinity seen in Chettiar‟s Is Man a Winner or a Looser? The researcher scopes the discussion by only focusing the phenomenon of the destruction of hegemonic masculinity happen in traditional patriarchal family. Research is classified into two groups; quantitative research and also qualitative research. In this case, the researcher uses qualitative research as a part of research design. In qualitative research, it produces the data in a form of word or verbal. Moreover the researcher implements library research to find the data. The method of library research is by analysing the historical record or the document. Meanwhile for the technique, the researchers have to take a note on what being analysis are of course by seeing the document or data that will support the research.
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