Analisis semiotika dan dekonstruksi derrida atas representasi pernikahan dan eksistensi perempuan dalam film Eliana eliana

The idea against phallocentrism in the film Eliana Eliana, which attempts to deconstruct phallus domination, is interesting to analyze. In this film, the idea is presented that domination is often unequal for women because they don’t have phallus. As a text, film is discursive. In a discourse the...

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Main Author: AJIB, Nurul
Format: Theses and Dissertations NonPeerReviewed
Published: [Yogyakarta] : Universitas Gadjah Mada 2010
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Online Access:https://repository.ugm.ac.id/86869/
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Summary:The idea against phallocentrism in the film Eliana Eliana, which attempts to deconstruct phallus domination, is interesting to analyze. In this film, the idea is presented that domination is often unequal for women because they don’t have phallus. As a text, film is discursive. In a discourse there are dominant and suppressed interpretations. Semiotic-deconstructive reading doesn’t just look at mainstream ideology in film –which is brought by Eliana as a central role- but also reveals other interpretations about marriage, the body, and woman’s existence, which is presented as marginalized in the film Eliana Eliana as a text. This text analysis using the semiotic-deconstructive theory to anaylze the film Eliana Eliana has affirmed the fundamental assumption of the Derrida theory of deconstruction: that a text’s structure along with its discursive formation practicing an unbalanced interpretation is unstable because there are deconstructive agents that are marginal parts of the text itself, called as selfdeconstruction. By deconstructive reading, we can know that Eliana’s way (the central) to exist is not more prominent than Heni, Ratna, and Bunda ways (marginalized on the text). Because of that, this deconstructive interpretation liberates women to choose their mode of existence. The woman’s body belongs to woman herself so it is the right of woman to use or not to use her body’s femininity / sexuality for strengthening self-existence.