Abstract

This study attempts to identify and deconstruct the aesthetics of a short story based on the principlesadvocated in the Takmilah theory. Short story is a genre of creative writing that writers choose to conveytheir thoughts in a shorter medium of delivery than a novel. Islamic narratives raise the question of divinityas well as the relationship between man and the Creator and the relationship between man and man. Ashort story entitled ‘Hari yang Bergelar Kematian’ from Juri Durabi was selected as the research data inthis study. This short story was published in Mingguan Malaysia newspaper on March 12, 2017 and hasbeen recognized as one of the winners of Hadiah Sastera Kumpulan Utusan (HSKU) 2017. Takmilah theoryoutline founded by Shafie Abu Bakar has been selected in this study to achieve the objectives of this study.The findings of the study show that the short story which is entitled ‘Hari yang Bergelar Kematian’ complieswith the principles in Takmilah theory, even highlighting human as a servant to God.
 Keywords: Short story, Malay literature, Takmilah theory, Juri Durabi

Highlights

  • Makalah ini cuba mengenal pasti dan menghurai estetika penulisan cerpen berdasarkan prinsip-prinsip yang dianjurkan dalam teori Takmilah

  • This study attempts to identify and deconstruct the aesthetics of a short story based on the principles advocated in the Takmilah theory

  • Short story is a genre of creative writing that writers choose to convey their thoughts in a shorter medium of delivery than a novel

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Introduction

Makalah ini cuba mengenal pasti dan menghurai estetika penulisan cerpen berdasarkan prinsip-prinsip yang dianjurkan dalam teori Takmilah. Cerpen berjudul ‘Hari yang Bergelar Kematian’, tulisan Juri Durabi telah dipilih sebagai data kajian dalam kajian ini. Cerpen ‘Hari yang Bergelar Kematian’ memenuhi prinsip-prinsip yang terdapat dalam teori Takmilah, malah menyerlahkan kekerdilan insan sebagai hamba kepada Tuhan.

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