Feminist stylistics content in the novel women crying to the black moon by Dian Purnomo

Abstract

This paper discussion of feminism research in Dian Punomo's Women Crying to The Black Moon, the form of gender inequality. This study uses a qualitative descriptive approach, in research because it will analyze the data described in words which aims to determine the figure and image of the main character in the novel. The result of this paper to conclude of Stereotypes are labeling or marking of certain groups with negative attitudes or judgments. One of the stereotypes about women is the issue of women preening in order to attract the attention of the opposite sex, so that when cases of violence, sexual harassment and even rape occur, people tend to blame women, even though she herself is the victim in these cases. In this novel, through interactions with the character Om Vincent, there is no difference other than women breastfeeding and giving birth. The rest, boys and girls are the same.