BY:ALFA WIJAYANTI

06321.007

THE ANALYSIS OF FREEDOM BASED ON GENDER THROUGHT MAIN CHARACTER IN HENRY JAMES’

“THE PORTRAIT OF A LADY”

CHAPTER I : INTRODUCTION CHAPTER II : REVIEW ON RELATED LITERATURE CHAPTER III : THE BIOGRAPHY AND SYNOPSIS OF

THE NOVEL CHAPTER IV : THE ANALYSIS CHAPTER V : CONCLUSION

INTRODUCTION

A. Background of the Study

B. Formulation of the Problem

C. Objectives of the Study

D. Limitation of the Study

E. Method of Analysis

F. Meaning of Term

REVIEW ON RELATED LITERATURE

A. Novel

B. The Element of the Novel

C. Gender

D. Freedom

NOVEL

1. The Notion of Fiction and NovelFive characteristics of fiction:

a. It is fiction in the board literary senseb. It is not dramaticc. It is narratived. It is descriptivee. It is prose

2. The History of Novela. The Romantic Periodb. The Victorian Periodc. The Modern Novel

3. Types of Novela. The Picaresque novel

b. The novel of self-fulfillment

c. The novel of social criticism

d. Satire

e. The historical novel

f. The romance

g. The novel of adventure

h. The thriller-detective and mystery novel

i. The regional novel

THE ELEMENTS OF THE NOVEL

a. Theme

b. Plot

c. Character and Characterization

d. Setting

e. Point of View

f. Tone

GENDER

1. Environmental Influences on Gendera. Social expectationb. Parental influencesc. The influences of televisiond. School influences

2. Theories of Gender Role and Identitya. Social learning theory of gender identityb. cognitive developmental theoryc. Gender schema theoryd. Social structure/cultural theoriese. Evolutionary theories

3. Gender Stereotypes

FREEDOM

1. The Notion of Freedom

2. American and England Culture of Late Nineteenth Century

THE BIOGRAPHY AND SYNOPSIS OF THE NOVEL

A. The Biography of Henry James

B. The Synopsis of The Portrait of a Lady

THE ANALYSIS

A. Freedom for men in Henry James’ The Portrait of a Lady

B. Freedom for women in Henry James’ The Portrait of a Lady

C. Freedom for Isabel Archer in Henry James’ The Portrait of a Lady

D. The Similarities and Differences of Freedom of Men and Women; and Isabel Archer in Henry James’ The Portrait of a Lady

CONCLUSION

A. Freedom for men in Henry James’ The Portrait of a Lady

B. Freedom for women in Henry James’ The Portrait of a Lady

C. Freedom for Isabel Archer in Henry James’ The Portrait of a Lady

D. The Similarities and Differences of Freedom of Men and Women; and Isabel Archer in Henry James’ The Portrait of a Lady

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