... Jackson and the Olympians, a best-selling fantasy-adventure series for young adult readers, is a suitable work of literature to be analyzed since this is a modern-form of ancient Greek's mythology which includes hamartia as a supproting material in the series. Furthermore, in researcher's point of view, as the concept of tragedy and an ideal hero suggested by Aristotle is has deep connection with hamartia, the present writer ... ancient myth about hamartia and its posessor's criterion from Aristotle. Abrams' A Glossary of Literary Terms and Ratna's Teori, Metode, dan Teknik Penelitian S...

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... a story about a horrific reality where evil rules the streets, when in actuality it is a story between the give and take of freedom and control. The book pushes the boundaries of modern literature by tackling subjects that were previously un-tackled. He covers nearly all forms of sexuality and violence, and shows that if a man doesn"t choose not to do these things, then he is not ... last chapter missing, which is where Alex is finally depicted as a man growing older, maybe not wiser, but older. The other is because the novel had a glossary where all of Alex's words are explained in the...

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... exists and has therefore been perceived as a dominant social regime in ancient societies, modern societies of today, and every time period in history that came in between. It has been and is most definitely a strong regime that blindfolds both men and women, granting the shorter end of the privilege stick to women. Men, according to the feminist paradigm, have limited ... reasons why patriarchy exists, how it is maintained, and its implications for women and society, are the prevalent themes consistent throughout feminist literature. Dorothy Smith, author of The Conceptual Practices of ...

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