The Impacts on Sisterhood for Women Survival during World War II as Reflected in All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony doerr

Cindy, Bella Difia (2019) The Impacts on Sisterhood for Women Survival during World War II as Reflected in All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony doerr. Diploma thesis, Universitas Andalas.

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Abstract

This thesis analyzes a novel by Anthony Doerr entitled All the Light We Cannot See by using feminist approach. The focus of this research is the impact on sisterhood for women and society survival during World War II in Germany and France as depicted by Doerr in several female characters in the story. This study uses the Image of Women theory by Josephine Donovan about how a male author describes the position of women in his work. The data of this research are analyzed by qualitative methods and the results of the research are presented with descriptive methods. The data of the research is collected from the novel as a primary data along with books, articles, journals, and essays relating to the research. After analyzing the novel, the writer concludes that women build their sisterhood to strengthen each other during World War II by creating good relationship among women, supporting each other to face the war, and resisting war. Then the authors also find three impacts on sisterhood for women and society, they are; braver society, stronger society, and confident society. Doerr also shows to the reader about how the female characters in the novel look powerful as depicted by a small and blind girl who can survive until she gets older. Keywords: Anthony Doerr, Image of Women, World War II, sisterhood.

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